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| = Introduction =
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| What's a battle place without the weapons? What's a plane without the plane tool? What's a buildng place without any building tools? The answer to all those, is nothing. In this tutorial, you will learn to make some basic tools and weapons.
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| = Intro to HopperBins =
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| The easiest and most basic tool is a hopperbin. A hopperbin is a tool where you don't hold anything; your arm doesn't even come up. That's what plane and car tools are. It's what reset tools are. It's what (some) rock-trowing tools are. Hopperbins are used for many things.
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| == The Basic Functions ==
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| The basic functions for hopperins are:
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| *Button1Down - Makes something happen when you click.
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| *KeyDown - Makes something happen when you push a key on the keyboard.
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| *Selected - Makes something happen when the tool is selected
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| *Deselected - Makes something happen when the tool is deselected.
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| == Making a Reset Tool ==
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| === Getting Started ===
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| Now that you know the basic functions, it's time to make a reset tool.
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| First Thhings first; In the explorer menu, select the starterpack in explorer, and go to Insert>Object.
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| [[Image:InsertObject.png|300px]]
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| Next, double-click on HopperBin.
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| [[Image:HopperBin.png|400px]]
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| Now, rename the hopperbin to "reset", select it, and go to Insert>Object again, but this time double-click on Script. Now, double-click the new script. It should say "print("Hello world!")" Delete that.
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| === Making the Script ===
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| Now it's time to make the script. You will learn how to use the functions listed above.
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| First is the Button1Down function.
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| <pre>function onButton1Down(mouse) </pre>
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| Next we need to say what happens when the player clicks.
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| <pre>script.Parent.Parent.Parent.Character.Humanoid.Health = 0 -- kills the player
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| end </pre>
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| Now we ned to do the Selected function.
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| <pre>function onSelected(mouse)
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| mouse.Button1Down:connect(onButton1Down) -- the connection line for the Button1Down function
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| end </pre>
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| Finally, we need the connection for the Selected function.
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| <pre>script.Parent.Selected:connect(onSelected) </pre>
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| === The Finished Script ===
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| <pre>function onButton1Down(mouse)
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| script.Parent.Parent.Parent.Character.Humanoid.Health = 0 -- kills the player
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| end
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| function onSelected(mouse)
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| mouse.Button1Down:connect(onButton1Down) -- the connection line for the Button1Down function
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| end
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| script.Parent.Selected:connect(onSelected) </pre>
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| = Intro to Tools =
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| A Tool is a tool where you '''do''' hold something in your hand. This is call the '''handle'''.
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| == Using Handles ==
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| Go to Insert>Object again, and click '''Tool'''. Now, select the tool, and go to Insert>Object, and click '''Script'''. Now select the tool again, and go to Insert>Object again, and click '''Part'''. Now, name the new part '''Handle'''. Spelling and capitalization '''must''' be correct. Finally, select '''Handle''' and using it's '''properties''', make it look how you want.
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| == Making the Tool ==
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| Now that you have a tool with a handle, we're going to make the tool do something. To keep it simple, we'll just make a tool that disapears for a few seconds when you click.
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| First things first- Tagging the player and the tool.
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| <pre>tool = script.Parent -- tagging the tool.
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| player = tool.Parent -- When tools are selected, they become a child of the character
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| -- Instead of the player. </pre>
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| Now, the function. Tools use the Activated function.
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| <pre> function onActivated() </pre>
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| Now, we need to make it disapear.
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| <pre>tool.Parent = nil
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| wait(3)
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| tool.Parent = player </pre>
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| Finally. let's end the function and write the connection line.
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| <pre>end
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| script.Parent.Activated:connect(onActivated) </pre>
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| === The finished script ===
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| <pre>tool = script.Parent -- tagging the tool.
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| player = tool.Parent -- When tools are selected, they become a child of the character
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| -- Instead of the player.
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| function onActivated()
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| tool.Parent = nil
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| wait(3)
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| tool.Parent = player
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| end
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| script.Parent.Activated:connect(onActivated) </pre>
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| '''When I went to test this, for some odd reason it just closed roblox. So there you go- a roblox-closer!'''
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