function CloneAllChildren(OldPar, NewPar)
for _,v in ipairs(OldPar) do
v:Clone().Parent = NewPar
end
end
CloneAllChildren(Workspace.Model, Workspace)
would that work like that? (even though am doing something else)...
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Cloning an Objects Children? [Script Included]
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This is how you do it.
local Children = {} -- leave this empty
function Copy(Parent) -- Parent is the object that you want to get all of the child
for i, object in pairs(Parent:GetChildren()) do
table.insert(Children, object)
end
end
function Paste(Parent) -- Parent here is the parent you want to paste to
for i, child in ipairs(Children) do
child.Parent = Parent
table.remove(Children, i)
end
end
Copy(Workspace.Model)
Paste(Workspace)
Um, I don't believe the variable "v" was necessarily designed as a part/model so it wouldn't be able to be "cloned." Therefore, it wouldn't work regardless. I also am not sure why "CloneAllChildren" is down on the bottom.
It's just pretty confusing. I'd say that script is both beyond repairing and nil.
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its the nam eof the function, and also, its a friend that gave me this script... so am looking for ways to clone an objects children... but I cant seem to find the answer :( :'(
People, CALM DOWN. It only takes a few lines goddamnit. e_o You dont need all of that 17 line stuff ._.
function CloneAllChildren(OldPar, NewPar)
for i,v in pairs(OldPar:GetChildren()) do
v:Clone().Parent = NewPar
wait()
end
end
CloneAllChildren(Workspace.Model, Workspace)
This'll work as long as the destinations are valid.
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wich ones do I change? is it just the bottom ones?
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yes
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k, thnx... I already found 1 but this was helpful :d