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What is the difference between :destroy() and :remove()?
What is the difference between :destroy() and :remove()
:destroy() :remove()
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If i remember correctly, :Remove() is deprecated, or isn't recommended for use Utter_Incompetence 856 — 4y
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Sorry, :Remove() sets the instance's parent to nil, while :Destroy() locks the .Parent property. Which means that when you use :Remove(), you can still re-use the instance by setting the parent to something else. Utter_Incompetence 856 — 4y
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Thx FluffySheep46209 369 — 4y
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:remove() is deprecated. You should use :Destroy(), they do the same.
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:remove parents an instance to nil, :destroy does the same thing except you cant parent the instance anymore SoftlockedUnderZero 668 — 4y