I've tried doing this, but cannot figure out how to make the script put out 1 - 10 pieces of candy...
for _,x in pairs (game.Lighting:children()) do
if x.className == "Part" then
if x.Name == "Candy" then
Cloning=x:clone(math.random(1,10)
Cloning:makeJoints()
Cloning.Parent = workspace
end end end
It depends on how many candies you want to make, but you will need to edit this. Im assuming that the candy is just a part so I shall try my best to fit your needs. You will need to have a model in lighting with the candies in it!
local Candies = game.Lighting.MODELFOLDERNAME:GetChildren()
function SpawnCandies(NumCandies)
for i = 1,NumCandies do --Spawns NumCandies
local Candy = Candies[math.random(1, #Candies)]:Clone()
Candy.Parent = game.Workspace
end
end
SpawnCandies(1) --Change 1 to the number of candies that you want to spawn.
If you don't understand then let me explain, Candies is a table of objects and when I used the variable Candy it chooses one of the random candies in the Candies variable. It's kinda hard to explain.
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