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Why wont my unanchor script work, it says that it is not a valid function?

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ShinyPhenomenal -3
3 years ago 
local part = script.Parent.Parent
part.Anchored = false
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whats the directory? rookiecookie153 53 — 3y
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It might be, because you're trying to unanchor an object which doesn't have a property called "Anchored", Remember, only Base Parts (Wedges, Bricks, MeshParts and so on) have a property called "Anchored". Make sure that the part you're trying to unanchor is actually a BasePart, and not a model or other object. MysteriousCeburek 27 — 3y
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i dont know ShinyPhenomenal -3 — 3y
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As @MysteriousCeburek said, make sure it's a base part and not a model. If it's a model, lua will start looking for a part inside the model called "Anchored" and won't find one. Recrucity 13 — 3y
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add only one parent Djquee03 0 — 3y

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Answered by
Nozazxe 107
3 years ago

What are you trying to Unanchor? A BasePart or a Model? It has to be a base part (wedge, part, cylinder, etc) to use the UnAnchor function. If it’s a model you would have to unanchor all of the parts in it. Like this:

local model = script.Parent
local Part1 = model.Part
local Part2 = model.Wedge
Part1.Anchored = false
Part2.Anchored = false
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LuaDLL 253 Moderation Voter
3 years ago

If you are trying to unanchor a model then just do a loop through it and find the baseparts.

local Model = script.Parent.Parent -- Assuming That is the model

for i,v in pairs(Model:GetChildren()) do
    if v:IsA("BasePart") then
        v.Anchored = false
    end
end

Otherwise if script.Parent.Parent is not a model and not a basepart Anchored is not a property.

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