how do i know if player exited seat willingly or because of death?

[pallid shadow]

i do not specialize in scripting by any regards so take this as a grain of salt but i think this is what you want

if character:WaitForChild"Humanoid".Health <= 0 or nil then
-- player is dead
else

end```

are you planning on having npc's in your game/blank rigs

[severe haven]

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[pallid shadow]

because if you're not then i know a workaround

local character = game.Players:GetPlayerFromCharacter(character).Character

you get the player from the character using the players' :GetPlayerFromCharacter function, then you get the character from that player

you could always use userinputservice instead 💀

mk

[abstract mountain]

Well when you have the occupant humanoid you can check for the died event ?

local seat = ...
local function OnSeat()
  ...
  seat.Occupant.Died:Connect(function()
    ...
  end)
end

seat:GetPropertyChangedSignal("Occupant"):Connect(OnSeat)

Oohhh I understand

Well use :Wait() instead of connecting

seat:GetPropertyChangedSignal("Occupant"):Wait()
seat.Occupant.Died:Wait()

Or disconnects the OnSeat event

Well does this helps you

local connection = ...

local function OnSeat()
  ...
  connection:Disconnect()
end

connection = seat...:Connect(OnSeat) -- Changed

And then reconnect when he dies

You're right then just make a condition ?

local oldOccupant = nil

local function OnSeat()
  if seat.Occupant == nil and oldOccupant and oldOccupant.Health <= 0 then
    print("He died")
    oldOccupant= nil
    return 
  end
  if seat.Occupant and not oldOccupant then
    print("Someone just seat")
    oldOccupant= seat.Occupant
  end
  print("He just left")
  oldOccupant= nil
end

Wdym

I understand

Well I need to unit test it but rn I take a shit lol

Yes but I find this ugly tho