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How would I go about moving with :Children()?

Asked Jul 5, 2014182 views4 answers

wait(1)
script.Parent.Model.children().Parent = script.Parent

How would I move the children of the model to the model that the script's parent is?

AnonymousJul 5, 2014

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Ah, okay, so let me explain.

First off, ".children()" is incorrect. Use ":GetChilden" to get all Children of the model.

Try this code:

a = script.Parent.Model:GetChildren()

for i,v in pairs(a) do
	if v:IsA("Part") then --selects all children with the classname Part
	v.Position = script.Parent.BrickInThisModel.Position
	else
	return
	end
end

AnonymousJul 5, 2014Permalink

Hmm, try this;

wait(1)
for i, v in pairs(script.Parent.Model:GetChildren())do
if v:IsA("BasePart")then
v.Parent=script.Parent
end
end

Hope this helped!

AnonymousJul 5, 2014Permalink

function change(model,parent)
for i,v in pairs(model:GetChildren()) do
if v:IsA("BasePart") then
v.Parent = parent
end
end
end

change(workspace.TigerCaptain,workspace) -- this would essentially decapitate me.
change(workspace.Map,script.Parent) -- this would move all parts from map into script.Parent.

AnonymousJul 6, 2014Edited Jul 6, 2014Permalink

For this, you'd need to use the GetChildren Method and the for loop to take it into effect..

a = script.Parent.Model:GetChildren() wait(1) for i,v in pairs(a) do a.Parent = script.Parent end

AnonymousJul 5, 2014Permalink

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