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Instead of transferring the tool to the players backpack, you need to add in the script a clone command and put that command in a variable and transfer that variable to the players' backpack. That means the original tool will stay there but it will make a clone into anyone else's backpack.

@@MrSpiser how do i put it in a variable?

@@brandon-ek2nq VariableNameExample = (your tool):Clone()

Yeah, I wanted to get at least one new code in the vid cuz the other new ones didn't work so I made sure all of them worked even if they were old. Thanks for watching! 😊

@@MrSpiser your welcome 😀

2016

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Do you mean you want the item to duplicate into the player's backpack and the item stays where it originally was or? I didn't understand. As far as the "e to pick up", if it still shows on the item when you pick it up, there might be an issue with the script not deleting the proximity prompt. Maybe paste the script in a response comment to this and I'll look at it.

@@MrSpiser yes I want the item to duplicate into the players hand, sorry for making it difficult to understand.

@@cheeseboy5768 Ok I spent some time, and this is the new script: local tool = script.Parent.Parent.Parent local Prox = script.Parent local TI = tool.Handle:FindFirstChild("TouchInterest") if TI then TI:Destroy() end Prox.Triggered:Connect(function(player) local CloneTool = tool:Clone() CloneTool.Parent = player.Backpack CloneTool.Handle.Anchored = false CloneTool.Handle.ProximityPrompt:Destroy() end) I added anchor properties in the script to un-anchor the tool once picked up so you can leave the tool unanchored, and this should clone the tool into the player's backpack. This script is written however under the conditions of my tool so if your tool is a bit different it may not work the same. If you have any issues, I can look at your script or you can tell me the conditions of your game.

No problem! Happy to help 😊

Nah ur good man!

Man thats sad. Maybe one day u can get one!

Fr same with me. That was my golden era.

@@MrSpiser yeah but I still play Roblox with my friends. But it’s not the same as it was.

@@mostlikelymax8636 I get you. Sad times

@@MrSpiser indeed

Np!

No problem! Happy to help 😊

That's the feel I was going for! Thanks for watching!

You can do pretty much anything as long as you make it a tool. If you wanted to do a teddy bear, insert a tool and find a teddy bear and put it inside the tool.

Thanks!

fr

Tell you what?

Props to the game devs for this amazing experience!

It's the crash site.

I’m talking about the shape

@@Willafton1987 Oh yeah I messed that up

Same.

It does!

Thx for the comment!

-- Tool - Handle - ProximityPrompt script local tool = script.Parent.Parent.Parent local Prox = script.Parent local TI = tool.Handle.TouchInterest TI:Destroy() Prox.Triggered:Connect(function(player) tool.Parent = player.Character tool.Handle.ProximityPrompt.Enabled = false end)

-- localScript to pick up local userInput = game:GetService('UserInputService') local ReplicatedStorage = game:GetService('ReplicatedStorage') local dropEvent = ReplicatedStorage:WaitForChild('DropEvent') local function drop(input, gameProcessed) if not gameProcessed then if input.UserInputType == Enum.UserInputType.Keyboard then local keycode = input.KeyCode if keycode == Enum.KeyCode.E then dropEvent:FireServer() end end end end userInput.InputBegan:Connect(drop)

I'm not sure then what's wrong with the script. It might be studio settings. You may still have a touch interest in it or something. Check the output and see if there is any errors.

@@MrSpiser No, theres no errors

@@adamfatyga7977 Try the original script again and with the tool like in the video and see if it works or any errors in that because the new script may not work as well.

Haha very true. I'm surprised this server was so chill.

Ok but don’t stereotype slenders I actually saw one in this game and they were so chill it was crazy

I'm not sure what you mean. Can you write the script here for me so I can see?

@@MrSpiser tell him to unanchor the thing

That was brought to my attention a while ago. Thanks for pointing that out again for me!