A Char changer script?

I want to make a script that will help me change people into a char when they join the game. This one is not working. Put this as a script.

function Intialize(character)
	for i, child in pairs(script:GetChildren()) do
		if child.className == "Script" or child.className == "LocalScript" then
			local c = child:Clone()
			c.Parent = character
			c.Disabled = false
		end
	end
end

function Apply(obj)
	if obj.className == "Humanoid" and obj.Health > 0 and obj.MaxHealth > 0 then
		Intialize(obj.Parent)
	end
	for i, child in pairs(obj:GetChildren()) do
		Apply(child)
	end
end

Apply(game.Workspace)
game.Workspace.ChildAdded:connect(Apply)

Put this inside that script as a regular script.

wait()

ch = script.Parent
set = game.Workspace --This MUST be the original area.
id = "Alar Knight of Splintered Skies" --Do NOT Mess with it!!! Leave the next 14 lines alone.
parts = {"Right Arm", "Left Arm", "Right Leg","Left Leg","Torso","hats"}
names = {"ra","la","rl","ll","ts","ht"}

wait()

function CloneMesh(name)
	local child = set:FindFirstChild(id .. " " .. name)
	local result = nil
	if child ~= nil and child.className == "CharacterMesh" then --Leave alone. Must be "CharacterMesh"
		result = child:Clone()
		result.Parent = ch
		result = {target = result, clone = result:Clone()}
	end
	return result
end

for i=1, 5, 1 do
	if parts[i] ~= nil and names[i] ~= nil then
		do
			local name1 = parts[i]
			local name2 = names[i]
			local mesh = CloneMesh(name1)
			local part = ch:FindFirstChild(name1)
			if mesh ~= nil and part == nil then
				mesh.target:Remove()
				mesh = nil
			end
		end
	end
end

function CharacterRefresh()
	local names = {""}
	for id, name in pairs(names) do
		for index, child in pairs(ch:GetChildren()) do
			if child.className == name then
				child.Parent = nil
			end
		end
	end
end

Any output? Also I'm not sure but when a Player respawns in a game, their character model never disappears so. If I were you I would try something like.

function Respawn(prop,player)
	if prop == "Character" then
		initialize(player)
	end
end

game.Players.PlayerAdded:(function(player)
	initialize(player)
	player.Changed:connect(function(prop) Respawn(prop,player))
end)

It's always easier working from the player than the character because the character is removed and beaten up all the time. The player is a constant object.