I tried to make a script where it prints the amount of bricks in workspace, but they dont do nor work as their supposed to, here are the scripts
c=workspace:children()
for i=1,#c do
if c.className=="Part"then
print(c)
end end
That didn't print anything, so I then tried this;
c=workspace:children()
for i,v in ipairs(c)do --Did 'pairs' too
if v:IsA("Part")then
print(v)
end end
It only print the names of the Brick(s), what am I doing wrong?
This is a script that scans through the descendants of the Workspace and adds those bricks to the list too, instead of just scanning the Workspace
local PartCount = 0
function GetPartCount(Obj)
for _,v in pairs(Obj:GetChildren()) do
if v:IsA("BasePart") then
PartCount = PartCount + 1
end
GetPartCount(v)
end
end
GetPartCount(game.Workspace)
print("There are "...PartCount.." parts in the Workspace!")
This will scan through models in the workspace, and the models of those models, and so forth.
If you only want the personal copy, I recommend using a NumberValue in Workspace, then doing this:
c = Workspace:GetChildren()
for i = 1, #c do
if c:IsA("Part") then
game.Workspace.NumberValue.Value = game.Workspace.NumberValue.Value + 1
end
end
I'm Aurum, and you're welcome.
It isn't working, the Output says '[string "c = Workspace:GetChildren()..."]:3: attempt to call method 'IsA' (a nil value)'.
You have to use c[i] instead of c on line 3.
Now it works, Thanks man!
This won't scan through models in the Workspace, so it's not very useful if you have models in the Workspace
c = game.Workspace:GetChildren
if c.ClassName=="Part then"
print(#c)
end
Sorry Stack, but your script doesn't really, but thanks anyway man, I appreciate it that you were to help me out though. ;)
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Thanks man, this one works too. ;)