#Click detect code#

I will try to see if it can handle double clicks (by that I mean Mouse, not KB), later. My script WILL handle double-pressing Keyboard keys & it was supposed to handle double clicking, but that was an after-thought, after I wrote the script.& when I did a little testing, it didn't seem to work. but didnt see anything about double clicking.you say 'double click' then mention 'a key twice in a row'.double click, to me, means the mouse, but pressing 'a key twice in a row' would be a double press.

#Click detect code#

This is the TempDataStore script in the code below.double click, or tapped a key twice in a row?

Since this is a callback, the Invoke() function will wait for and receive the results of the invoked function. The script containing the BindableFunction/OnInvoke callback. For persistent DataStores, take a look at this article.

Since it does not utilize RobloxвЂ™s GlobalDataStore|DataStores, it is temporary and player data is erased when the player leaves or the server shuts down. This example creates a datastore using a table in a Script. Note that this can also be achieved through the use of a ModuleScript. It also demonstrates why BindableFunctions are important, since they allow multiple server Script|Scripts to communicate with each other. This code sample demonstrates one possible usage of BindableFunction|BindableFunctions, temporary datastores, in combination with ClickDetector|ClickDetectors. Door is not transparent when mouse is not hovering over itД¬lickDetector.MouseHoverLeave:Connect(function()Д¬lickDetector.MouseClick:Connect(function()Д¬lickDetector.RightMouseClick:Connect(function() Make door slightly transparent when mouse hovers over itД¬lickDetector.MouseHoverEnter:Connect(function() Local ClickDetector = Instance.new('ClickDetector')Д¬lickDetector.CursorIcon = 'rbxassetid://'.CursorId Asset ID of the image you want the to set the cursor to This code works in a Script and a LocalScript as long as the scriptвЂ™s parent is the door BasePart|Part. The player opens the door by ClickDetector/MouseClick|left clicking their mouse while over the ClickDetector and closes the door by ClickDetector/RightMouseClick|right clicking their mouse while over the ClickDetector. Then, the code connects the ClickDetector to several events, including changing the doorвЂ™s BasePart/Transparency when the playerвЂ™s mouse hovers ClickDetector/MouseHoverEnter|on and ClickDetector/MouseHoverLeave|off off the door. It also sets the ClickDetector/MaxActivationDistance|maximum distance players can interact with the ClickDetector to 10 studs and setвЂ™s the ClickDetectorвЂ™s ClickDetector/CursorImage|CursorImage to:

The code sample below demonstrates the functionality of a ClickDetector and its properties and events.ДЇirst the code creates a ClickDetector and setвЂ™s its Instance/Parent|parent to the door. The Player who clicked on the ClickDetectorД¬ode Samples Creating a ClickDetector Door If you want a function to fire when a player hovers on or off of the ClickDetector without mouse clicking it you can use the ClickDetector/MouseHoverEnter|MouseHoverEnter and ClickDetector/MouseHoverLeave|MouseHoverLeave events.If you want to check when a player right clicks on the ClickDetector, you can use the ClickDetector/RightMouseClick|RightMouseClick event.On UserInputService/GamepadEnabled|GamepadEnabled platforms, this event fires when the center dot is over the same model and the A button is pressed and released.On UserInputService/TouchEnabled|TouchEnabled platforms, this event fires when the user taps on the same model.This event fires when using either a Script or LocalScript.

Additionally, the PlayerвЂ™s Player/Character|Character must be within the ClickDetector/MaxActivationDistance|MaxActivationDistance of the clicked object. The MouseClick event fires when a player presses and releases the left mouse button while the cursor is hovering over a BasePart or Model with a ClickDetector.