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For some reason, why wont the ball spawn?
1 | local Ball = Instance.new("Part"), game.Workspace |
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3 | Ball.Shape = Ball |
4 | Ball.Position = game.Workspace.Part.Position |
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1st and 3rd line have issues, add ) at the end of workspace on 1st line and take away the parenthysis next to the comma on 1st line and for 3rd line add 2 speech marks, 1 at the start of ball, 1 at the end TheOnlySmarts 233 — 6y
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if I helped you out please accept my answer. Otherwise comment how I can help you better. User#21908 42 — 6y
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1 | local Ball = Instance.new("Part", game.Workspace) |
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3 | Ball.Shape = "Ball" |
4 | Ball.Position = game.Workspace.Part.Position |
look in roblox wiki for the arguments/parameters for each function
1 | Instance.new(Object in string "", location of newfound object) |
make sure to use string for Shape or Enum
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Can you removed the game.Workspace though and use Ball.Parent, the second param of instance.new (parent) is deprecated User#20388 0 — 6y
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Im pretty sure its not and Ive been using it for awhile now. AttentionHog 70 — 6y
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Check if you have Filtering Enabled, If you dont or if it doesn't work when you disable the Filtering Enabled try to use this script:
1 | local Ball = Instance.new("Part") |
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3 | Ball.Shape = Ball |
4 | Ball.Parent = game.Workspace |
You dont need the position.
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You're telling him he doesn't need position when he probably does for whatever purpose. FE had nothing to do with it. AttentionHog 70 — 6y
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Hello there. I hope this explanation helps:
1 | local ball = Instance.new("Part") -- here we create the part |
2 | ball.Shape = "Ball" -- shape has to be a string |
3 | ball.Parent = game.Workspace -- here we set the parent to workspace so that you will see it spawn |
4 | ball.Name = "SuperBall" -- this is optional though it helps if you have other parts in the workspace |
5 | ball.Position = game.Workspace:WaitForChild("SuperBall"):FindFirstChild("Position") -- here we want to make sure that the ball is actually there with the WaitForChild |
Hope this helps. Have a great day scripting!