Were when the players heath gets to 0 it spawns "gary" :)

[wispy cosmos]

player = game.Players.LocalPlayer
health = player.Character.Humanoid.Health
local part = Instance.new("gary") part.name = "gary"
if player health = 0 then = spawn"gary"part.position = Vector3.new(player)
end

you know i have no clue how to code when you read this lol

[amber elk]

should this be client or server sided?

@wispy cosmos

[wispy cosmos]

it dont work lol

[tranquil thorn]

** You are now Level 1! **

[wispy cosmos]

idk

[amber elk]

do you want other people to see this or not

[wispy cosmos]

what do you mean?

[amber elk]

do you want other people to see gary

or not

only for player or for all players

[split arrow]

Basically do you want Gary to either only exist on the device currently playing or the entire game as a whole

[amber elk]

@wispy cosmos ?

[wispy cosmos]

idk

[amber elk]

lets do server then

[wispy cosmos]

ok, does not work tho the script

[amber elk]

Also, you need a gary model ready for use in replicated storage. I will write the script for you HOWEVER

this script will only spawn a part on the player.

[split arrow]

Couple things, first off

• When you want to check if a value is equal to something, use a double equals sign

local health = 100

if health == 100 then
print("full health")
end
--output = full health

• Second, when you create an object/clone it using object:clone() you MUST parent it to something otherwise it stays a variable and only exist in code

local bob = Instance.new("part")
--bob doesnt exist yet
bob.Parent = game.Workspace
--now bob is in the workspace/ bob has spawned

• third, just an error here but with code but you've got to have an actual vector 3 when using Vector3.new which would be player.Character.HumanoidRootPart.Position

[amber elk]

ok but that still wont work

[wispy cosmos]

What is bob at parent or a kid?

or whats it called

is bob a category or something in a category

[split arrow]

the way parenting works is basically just how you put objects inside of an object or service in a game

[split arrow]

the closest thing to a category bob is in is a "class" which would be either part or model depending on how you made him

[wispy cosmos]

class = part/object?

[split arrow]

class = Anything in the game, its basically what makes a part a part, a script a script and so on

[tranquil thorn]

** You are now Level 2! **

[wispy cosmos]

where would i put this?

the module

[split arrow]

In a regular script in server script service

[amber elk]

wait

i found a glitch

dont use this

it still generates more bruh

[split arrow]

its because you arent closing the connection and starting multiple

Sorry Lm if this is confusing

[amber elk]

ok @wispy cosmos this is the final script: ``` local debounce = false

game.Players.PlayerAdded:Connect(function(plr)
local char = plr.Character or plr.CharacterAdded:Wait()
local humanoid = char:WaitForChild("Humanoid")

humanoid:GetPropertyChangedSignal("Health"):Connect(function()
    if humanoid.Health <= 0 then
        if debounce == false then
            debounce = true
            local gary = Instance.new("Part")
            gary.Name = "Gary"
            gary.Parent = game.Workspace
            gary.Anchored = true
            gary.Position = char.HumanoidRootPart.Position
            wait(0.1)
            debounce = false
            return
        end
    end
end)

end)```

NO

NOOOOO

now

[wispy cosmos]

what does local debounce mean?

[amber elk]

Its a cooldown

in the script

[split arrow]

yea that

[amber elk]

ok it still doesnt fking work

ima crash out

[split arrow]

Gng

close the connection after death 🙏

[amber elk]

im returning it

a shit

ofc

im returning it

bruh

[wispy cosmos]

Hey i got to go ill prob talk later

bye

[split arrow]

bye

[amber elk]

i fumbled so bad

I just wanted good

[hushed drift]

what the fucking shit am i reading

[amber elk]

its salamis script

not mine

[split arrow]

liar

[amber elk]

i dont have anything to do with this

[hushed drift]

guys.

[amber elk]

no please

spare me

i tried

[hushed drift]

the OP doesn't know shit about coding

[split arrow]

I know

[hushed drift]

why ar eyou making the script for him

[amber elk]

he wanted

[hushed drift]

if he doesn't even understand coding

[amber elk]

bro im just being nice 🙏

he wants gary

so i made gary

[hushed drift]

okay lets just

[split arrow]

but he doesnt understand how gary works

[hushed drift]

yeah

i mean look at his code

[amber elk]

no please

bro

i beg you

[hushed drift]

not u bro

op's

[amber elk]

ok good

[hushed drift]

im gonna leave brawl's playsit

[amber elk]

ok well

finish the code tho

im to stupid to make it work

[split arrow]

b r o

function:Disconnect() 🙏

[amber elk]

????

wtf

thats a thing?

[split arrow]

yes bro

[amber elk]

ive been scripting for

4 years

[hushed drift]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9MUgLaF22Yo&list=PLQ1Qd31Hmi3W_CGDzYOp7enyHlOuO3MtC

no bro

[amber elk]

how the HELL

did i not know this

[hushed drift]

:Disconnect only works with RBXSignals

[hushed drift]

@wispy cosmos you might need this

[split arrow]

oh rip me then im not very familiar with closing connections

[split arrow]

How would you close the connection?

[amber elk]

i tried return

but

:(

im stupid

[hushed drift]

if you turn and event connection into a variable then you can just disconnect it whenever

local connection = Part.Touched:Connect(function() blah blah

end)

connection disconnect

im deadass

[split arrow]

Oh lol thats what i was referring to but im so used to it i forgot to explain

😭

[hushed drift]

bru

[amber elk]

maybe its time for some tutorials again.

[split arrow]

possibly

[amber elk]

@finite lodge

[tranquil thorn]

** You are now Level 3! **

[wispy cosmos]

What does this do?