#Roblox Studio Lua Part Invisible for only one Player

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solid nimbus
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I have a Variable in the Leaderboard and i want if the Variable is 100 that a part is invisible and collision is false BUT only for the one player only for the one that have 100 of that variable how do i do that?

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solid nimbus
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@solid nimbus zichtig's Question:

I have a Variable in the Leaderboard and i want if the Variable is 100 that a part is invisible and collision is false BUT only for the one player only for the one that have 100 of that variable how do i do that?

To implement such functionality, you can use the platform's scripting or game engine features (like Unity, Unreal Engine, etc.) to check the player's score and modify the visibility and collision properties of a game object specifically for that player. Here's a generic pseudocode example that can be adapted to your needs:

if (player.score == 100) {
    gameObject.setVisible(false);
    gameObject.setCollisionEnabled(false);
}

This pseudocode checks if the player's score is 100, and if so, it makes the specified game object invisible and disables its collision. Keep in mind, this only affects the local player's view and interactions if the code is run on the client side.

In a multiplayer environment, you'll need to ensure that these changes are only applied to the relevant player's instance and not globally. Here's a conceptual example using Unity's C# scripting for a networked game:

if (player.score == 100) {
    // Assuming 'player' is the local player and 'gameObject' is what you want to hide
    if (player.isLocalPlayer) {
        gameObject.GetComponent<Renderer>().enabled = false;
        gameObject.GetComponent<Collider>().enabled = false;
    }
}

For an elaborate implementation, you would include network synchronization (e.g., using Mirror, Photon, etc.) to ensure that the state changes are accurately reflected and handled across the network.

upper hinge
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Simply do local script

bitter belfry
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as a local script

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right?

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so you have the leaderboard and you take the value as a variable

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if variable == 100 then
  part.Transparency = 1
  part.CanCollide = false
end
solid nimbus
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thanks