"Pet" not attacking "Drop"

[hybrid lark]

I have a pet system where if you click on a "Drop" then it will go to it and decrease its health value, but for some reason now its not going to the drop and attacking it, its just standing still, anyone know what I should do?

i can send my script for my pet that makes it follow me around and go to the drop rq

this is for the position of the "Pet"

this is the one that makes it go to the drop once its clicked on

it has a different use too but it doesn't connect to the drop and pet

[limpid urchin]

does the drop model have a primarypart?

simple fix maybe

[mellow cove]

roblox doesn't need more pet simulators, but tbh just take some very basic beginner debugging steps and you should be fine

[late wigeon]

im gonna be real bro you are very negative on here you cringe me out a bit

just help the fella or dont respond at all

[late wigeon]

do any of the value objects actually change when you click on a drop?

[mellow cove]

there's a reason i dont respond to most questions these days ;o

[late wigeon]

there's a lot of beginners on here, it's just the way it is

i feel like you discourage people a lot or make them feel a bit stupid unnecessarily

scripting is cool and fun and people should enjoy learning it though i do get it's annoying when people don't give proper context or ask questions easily answered by google

[mellow cove]

i encourage self directed learning instead of reliance on excessively asking for help, kinda hard to do that when you don't know if the person is asking for help with someone else's code, or got it from ai or a tutorial (it comes up more often than not). I can't really do much about most code problems being something stupid most of the time, it's just the way it is.

[late wigeon]

perhaps its your tone bro

[mellow cove]

like this problem for example, we agree on some beginner debugging steps being the approach here, add prints, check values, make sure everything in the right place, etc, maybe they are proper working on it and just aren't aware that this is what debugging is and how important it can be

[late wigeon]

you can come across a bit patronising especially when you dont DIRECT people where to go

yeah exactly

so 'follow basic debugging steps' isnt all that helpful

[mellow cove]

i used to give docs links all the time but i stopped when i figured people need to look that stuff up for themselves so they get in the habit of doing it

[mellow cove]

that's up to the other person to say they don't understand what that is or how to do it (that comes up a lot too)

that's why i intentionally left it vague, i don't know what their skill level is. they may have written all of this themselves, it may be ai code, it could be from a tutorial, you can't know, and i've see both sides of that plenty, so i just leave it open for the person to say 🤷.

[hybrid lark]

Yes

[hybrid lark]

Idk how to check that