Lately, I had been trying to figure out how to make a decent hitbox system for my game. My inspiration is “Item Asylum”. What I had noticed is: The hitbox doesn’t move with the player, instead multiple are created and as well as I can understand, destroyed. That’s no the tricky part, the tricky part is: making it not damage the person who activated the ability / created the hitbox.
Or, do I just make it move with the character (which will probably a worse decision since exploiters can use that to their advantage.)

Lately, I had been trying to figure out how to make a decent hitbox system for my game. My inspiration is “Item Asylum”. What I had noticed is: The hitbox doesn’t move with the player, instead multiple are created and as well as I can understand, destroyed. That’s no the tricky part, the tricky part is: making it not damage the person who activated the ability / created the hitbox.
Or, do I just make it move with the character (which will probably a worse decision since exploiters can use that to their advantage.)

For some reason my Click Detector that I had put inside of my Local Script / Script (tried both) doesn’t detect when it’s clicked on. Does anyone know what causes this?
Code:

I am experimenting in Roblox Studio, and I want to create a logic that would give all players the same skin. (All players must look the same during gameplay.)

For some reason a simple script that I wrote, that should call a function whenever a player joins, which after that checks if the players ID is one of the either.

Main question for me is can I make it so that it can access the local players character from a variable given in a module script? I can’t seem to access the character of it, even though it still IS the local player and prints out local players name.
if we guess that:
module script:

For some reason whenever I launch my experience, like a second or a half passes and the bar goes from full to empty. I also can’t make any interactions with the value. (example: whenever I try to make a if condition that if it’s equal or less than 0, then it stops doing the punches. It works, but, when I try to make an if that has the condition of it being less than a hundred, that waits for 0.2 seconds, and adds 2 to the stamina value.) If I made a repeat until it’s 100, then it just starts to increment onto it for no particular reason, no matter the condition.
Maybe someone knows the answer?
ModuleScript:

For some reason, my local variables in the module script all seem to be nil, with no exact explanation for it, or solution.
Local Script (Stamina bar Script):

For some reason, my pretty short script just refuses to print out or do anything after declaring variables, does anyone have an answer? I think it may actually be the wait for child and wait() but I don’t know, because I just started Lua.
Code:

I’m currently making a strict type checked script but can’t find a way to type annotate a variable that requires a Module Script without using the type any which is bad practice.