Hey, Im new to coding and wondered how to make a brick unanchor when you touch it?

Anchored property

The Anchored property returns a configurable boolean value that toggles physics reactions to a base part. Because this property is boolean, you can only work with true or false values. You can think of these values like true = on, false = off or true = checked, false = unchecked, either way you look at it, they're the exact opposite of eachother.

Anyway, we can index an object for this property just as we do with any other property, using the . symbol. This symbol is used to index tables for their values.

Events

Now events are a bit more complicated relative to properties. You'll need to know a bit about how functions work before trying to understand them. I recommend this wiki page on functions if you don't understand them that well: http://wiki.roblox.com/index.php?title=Function

Result

Keep in mind that we also index objects for their events the same way we do with their properties. So to access the Touched event (which is the one you're looking for), we'd simply just say something like Object.Touched

However, like I said before, events are a bit more complicated than regular properties. They will involve functions, and connecting them to the event. (We actually use the connect method on the event to do this)

So, here would be our final result:

-- 'Object' in this example would reference a part in the workspace named 'Baseplate'
local Object = workspace.Baseplate

-- Notice how I use the 'connect' method on the event, and pass a function as it's argument. This means the code inside this function will run whenever this part is touched.

Object.Touched:connect(function(Part)
    Part.Anchored = true -- Freeze the part
end)

Hope this helped, let me know if you have any questions.

ScriptingHelpers is not a request site, but I will give you this one because it is very simple.

First, lets say you have a brick in your Workspace, and its name is 'Bricky'.

Parts in ROBLOX have a Property called Anchored, and you can access it from a script using a . (dot) between the Part and the Property. We also need to use a connector.

brick = workspace.Bricky

Bricky.Touched:connect(function()
    Bricky.Anchored = false
end)

That should solve it. If you need any more help, comment on this answer.