I have tried to get all the parts and have the variable for the count incrémented but it does not work, i have no code to show at the moment
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How would I count the bricks in my game?
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This is easy with using for blank,blank in pairs do.
for i,v in pairs(game:GetDescendants()) do
wait(.1)
if v:IsA("Part") then
print("Parts") -- this will add up a number next to the print in the console (Parts(xnumberofparts)
end
I edited my question so it will not print infinitely.
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Thank you
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No problem
Get the script to loop it through the parts and add up a value each time it is a base part
local CountedBricks = 0 --Variable to count how many bricks.
for _, v in pairs(game:GetDescendants) do --Every thing in the game
if v:IsA("BasePart") then -- If it is a part
CountedBricks = CountedBricks + 1 --If it's a part it will add 1 to the variable.
end
end
print(CountedBricks)
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Function
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function CountBricks()
local CountedBricks = 0 --Variable to count how many bricks.
for _, v in pairs(game:GetDescendants) do --Every thing in the game
if v:IsA("BasePart") then -- If it is a part
CountedBricks = CountedBricks + 1 --If it's a part it will add 1 to the variable.
end
end
return(CountedBricks)
end
How would you use the fucntion?
for instance you could do :
print(tostring(CountBricks()))
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You want it to continuously look for parts, or just look once?