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1. Open your file from part 2 2. Add a Toughness Value to the Blocks Being Placed 3. Keep Track of When the Player Clicks with the Pickaxe 4. Let the Pickaxe Break Blocks Based on Toughness 5. Create a Surface GUI and an IntValue to Your Block Tool 6. Update the GUI to Display 'Amount' 7. Change 'Amount' Whenever the Player Places a Block 8. Allow the Player to 'Pick Up' the Blocks They Break 9. Multiple Types of Blocks

Project 580: Minecraft in Roblox - Part Three

2. Add a Toughness Value to the Blocks Being Placed

Inside the 'makeBlock' function of your block tool, make an integer value called 'toughness' and set it equal to how tough you want the material to be. This will dictate how long it takes to break a block.
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Steps

1. Find the 'makeBlock' function in your Block script

In the code for your block, find the function called 'makeBlock' and add a new line after setting the block's name to "Block".

2. Create a new instance of 'IntValue' called toughness

Create a new local variable called 'toughness' and set it equal to a new instance of 'IntValue'.
local toughness = Instance.new("IntValue")

3. Set the name to "Toughness"

Set 'toughness.Name' equal to "Toughness".
toughness.Name = "Toughness"

4. Make 'block' the parent of 'toughness'

Set the parent of 'toughness' equal to 'block'.
toughness.Parent = block

5. Set the value of 'toughness'

Set 'toughness.Value' equal to a number between 1 and 6. This will effect how long it takes to break a block made of that material.
toughness.Value = 5