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How Do I Seperate A Union And Then Union It Again?
Right Now Using Union Script From Roblox But Turns Our It Also Dosent Work
1 | local part = workspace.Part1 |
2 | local otherParts = {workspace.Part2, workspace.Part3, workspace.Part4} |
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4 | -- Perform union operation |
5 | local newUnion = part:UnionAsync(otherParts) |
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i know this is answered but roblox said this which is better than all my explanations: "The resulting union instance will have a null parent and will be named “Union”." Xapelize 2658 — 3y
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Roblox is dublicating parts when using BasePart:UnionAsync(). It is similiar to Object:Clone() so first of all you need to assign a Parent for newUnion. You can remove parts or hide them if you want to use them later.
Example
01 | local part = workspace.Part1 |
02 | local otherParts = {workspace.Part2, workspace.Part3, workspace.Part4} |
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04 | -- Perform union operation |
05 | local newUnion = part:UnionAsync(otherParts) |
06 | newUnion.Parent = workspace |
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08 | -- Removing original parts |
09 | workspace.Part1:Destroy() |
10 | workspace.Part2:Destroy() |
11 | workspace.Part3:Destroy() |
12 | workspace.Part4:Destroy() |
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you could parent all the parts to nil, so its still in the memory but people cant see it, this is still a good solution Xapelize 2658 — 3y
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oh wow i literally forgot to parent the union Lol I Thought It was gonna do smthing else kidsteve923 139 — 3y