How to detect parts inside parts? [closed]

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Kiriyato 15

6 years ago

How to detect parts inside parts?

Do you mean like a smaller size parts inside the part or a children of a part?? User#20388 0 — 6y

Do you mean Unions or the part being a child? If the part is a child, use FindFirstChildWhichIsA("Part"). DeceptiveCaster 3761 — 6y

I would use a For loop with GetDescendants() MooMooThalahlah 421 — 6y

This question is too broad and non descriptive. Le_Teapots 913 — 6y

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Answered by

MRNinjaCreator 95

6 years ago

Edited 6 years ago

this is very simple! all you must do is get the part u want then find if any parts r touching it

local table = nil
local part = game.Workspace.Part
table = part:GetTouchingParts()
local part2 = game.Workspace.part2 -- part you want to c if its in this block
if table[part2] then
-- do stuff
end

if u have any question feel free to ask

It's not inside it, it's simply touching it lol User#20388 0 — 6y

like ur point ^^ but most of the time it will be correct if u wanted exact calculations then u could use region3 MRNinjaCreator 95 — 6y

No need to use region3's Sir_Melio 221 — 6y

GetTouchingParts() is actually a misnomer. It returns the parts that *intersect* a given part, not parts that whose face are touching a given part, so yes, it will get all parts inside the one the method is called on. Link150 1355 — 6y

help, the spelling, its killing me! fanofpixels 718 — 6y