Ok well I decided to post this in advanced because this is advanced :3 its something u just wont understand how to fix if u get it wrong and ur an intermediate level

if script.Parent.className ~= "HopperBin" then --this method is used to keep from creating two tools
--in a SB
m = Instance.new("HopperBin")
m.Parent = game.Players.justin7674.Backpack--Change my name to yours
script.Parent = m
m.Name = "Fun"
Plyr = game.Players.justin7674--Defining who player is yet again change my name to yours
end

function B1D(mouse)
brick = mouse.Target --so this is the method used to find out what u just clicked
if brick.Name == "Handle" then --if the part u clicked is named handle which is a hat or weapon jetpack maybe
brick.Parent.Parent = workspace --ok so if you made a tool from their parent Character to yours it would crash your client because that movement isnt allowed!
wait(1)
brick.Parent.Parent = Plyr.Character --to bypass that i changed its parent to workspace first even if they pick it back up it still gives it to you without crashing.
end
end

function onEquippedLocal(mouse)
mouse.Icon = "rbxasset://textures\\GunCursor.png" --changes the cursor of course
mouse.Button1Down:connect(function() B1D(mouse) end) --thats it :3 you know this its just the method used to detect when the mouse button has been clicked!
end

script.Parent.Selected:connect(onEquippedLocal) --this connects the Selected function or status to oEL

Um. I wouldn't consider a HopperBin to be advanced, maybe the one before advanced (was it moderate?)

VoidHack wrote:

Um. I wouldn't consider a HopperBin to be advanced, maybe the one before advanced (was it moderate?)

Intermediate, moderate, medium; same stuff.

I just this the part to take tools is advanced because it will crash if you try moving it straight to your player

Ya know, there is a format for code...that is an eyesore

the tool script would break if the user clicked open space.