Create a ClickDetector from a script?

Hi there!

Seems like you're new here! and Welcome!

So, to your question, "Create a ClickDetector from a script" ok dude, here you go

Now, in ROBLOX there is a method of creating new GameObjects(parts, scripts, decals, guis etc)

You can create a simple part via a script like this local part = Instance.new("Part", workspace)

Syntax

It's simple, All you need to do is mention which object you want to create it, and then where you want to create it!

scope variable_name = Instance.new(object, parent)

Now in the above syntax, ~ Scope means if a variable is local or global, If you set it to local, it will only be accessed in that block of code, for example, if you define it in a "Function" then it will only be accessed in that function. A global scope can be accessed from anywhere from inside the 'script' object.

~ variable_name is the name of the variable you want to set the object to, so you can use it anywhere else!

~ object is the object you want to create, in this case, it's "ClickDetector" ~ parent is the object to which you want to have the object(ClickDetector) as child.

Welp! Hope that helps!

here's some reference you may wanna check http://wiki.roblox.com/index.php?title=API:Class/ClickDetector http://wiki.roblox.com/index.php?title=Cookbook_(Chapter_1)#Creating_a_clickable_part

adios!

Read the roblox wiki . It will help you learn how to do this yourself. But since you asked. @M39a9am3R says that click detectors don't work with filtering enabled. Here is a link to fix that

You can create a new instance of it.

ClickDetector = Instance.new("ClickDetector",game.workspace)

If you want it in a part.

 ClickDetector = Instance.new("ClickDetector",game.Workspace.Part) -- edit the name of Part to what your part is called.