What can I use after script.parent:?

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Many, many things can go after “script.Parent”. “script.Parent” means the parent of the script, like when a script is in a part, “script.Parent” is the part.

You would most likely put properties or functions after script.Parent (Ex:script.Parent.Transparency = 1, script.Parent:Destroy()). You can change or get properties, or you can use a function on the parent of the script. The wiki should tell you all the properties and functions of an object.

It’s hard for me to explain further even though it’s actually a really simple thing to understand, so here is a short tutorial about changing properties that can hopefully explain it more clearly.