Events

[hushed snow]

local Part = game.workspace.TouchPart
local TouchPart = game.Workspace.TouchPart


TouchPart.Touched:Connect(function(touched)
    if TouchPart == true then
        TouchPart.Color = Color3.fromRGB(118, 255, 55)
    end
end)

I am extremely confused with why this event doesn't work and even more confused as to what the parameter in the function is used for??

[golden wyvern]

remove the if statement and the code should work, the parameter returns what part touched it

[hushed snow]

So all parameters are already linked to the event?

Also why didn't it work with the if statement?

[golden wyvern]

no idea what you just said but maybe someone else will help you with that

[golden wyvern]

because touchpart is a part not a boolean set to true

[golden wyvern]

might be wrong here because i haven't used luau in a while but thats what i think

[hushed snow]

Oh ok

[hard mica]

** You are now Level 5! **

[hushed snow]

Thanks so much

[golden wyvern]

np

[light cargo]

to help you learn you dont need to make an if statement to make the touch event work. it basically saying when it touches it will change the color to that color

[light cargo]

also theres no such thing as touchpart == true

[hushed snow]

Oh yeah your right

Thanks

[hushed snow]

local Part1 = game.Workspace.Part1

while true do
    Part1.Touched:Connect(function(touched)
        task.wait(1)
        Part1.Color = Color3.fromRGB(82, 47, 255)
    end)
    
    Part1.TouchEnded:Connect(function(touchened)
        task.wait(1)
        Part1.Color= Color3.fromRGB(81, 81, 81)
    end)
end

``` this better?

[nimble vale]

No, the while loop makes it so there are multiple *Connect(function(touched)end)*s. You might want to use some sort of variable to bring a cooldown into your script.

ALSO, functions dont NEED parameters. This script could do without them.