To check damage on Roblox gears, open the gear’s scripts and look for the line where it damages a Humanoid, usually something like TakeDamage(...). The number passed into that function, or a nearby variable like Damage, is the gear’s damage value.

How to find it

  1. Insert the gear into Roblox Studio.
  2. Expand the gear in Explorer and open its scripts.
  3. Search the script for TakeDamage, Health, or Damage.
  4. Trace the variable used in the damage call to see what number it holds.

What you may see

A common pattern is humanoid:TakeDamage(Damage.Value), which means the damage is stored in a value object named Damage. In older gears, the damage may be a constant named Damage, and changing that value changes the gear’s power.

Important note

If the gear is loaded dynamically from the catalog at runtime, checking or changing damage can be much harder because the script may not be directly editable in the usual way.

Example

If you find TakeDamage(20), that gear deals 20 damage. If you find TakeDamage(Damage.Value) and Damage.Value is 10, then the gear deals 10 damage.