i want to make a TextLabel that lets you see How many parts are in an game . is it even POSSIBLE?
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How do you see how many parts are in an game?
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Yes, this is in fact possible. The way you could do this is to create a table containing all the parts found. For this to work, simply redefine the text label that you want to show the part count in.
local textLabel = script.Parent
local parts = {}
for a, b in pairs(game:GetDecendants()) do
if b:IsA("Part") then
table.insert(parts, #parts, b)
end
end
textLabel.Text = #parts
Yes, it's possible. Here's how:
Getting Literally Everything
game:GetDescendants()
This gets everything in the game and creates a table with the items. To get the length of the table, do:
local myTable = game:GetDescendants()
local myTableLength = #myTable
To get everything in the workspace, simply change it to game.Workspace:GetDescendants()
Getting All Parts
To get all parts, simply create a loop:
local myTable = {}
for _,obj in pairs(game:GetDescendants()) do
if obj.ClassName == "Part" then
table.insert(myTable, obj.Name)
end
end
local myTableLength = #myTable
Like the other example, you can simply replace game:GetDescendants() to game.Workspace:GetDescendants() to get all parts in the workspace.
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