Like when u wait for awhile then the part comes back after being destroyed.
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How do make an part regenerate automatically after a few seconds?
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You can wait for the part's Parent to change. And then clone it and replace it after a few seconds. Here's what I'd do
function regen(part, seconds)
local origin = part.Parent
part:GetPropertyChangedSignal("Parent"):Connect(function(parent) -- Part was moved
local clone = part:Clone() -- Save the part properties
wait(seconds) -- Wait a few seconds
if origin and clone and (not part or not part.Parent) then -- If part was destroyed then
clone.Parent = origin -- put the clone back
regen(clone, seconds)
end
end)
end
regen(workspace.Part, 2) -- Regenerate "Part" after 2 seconds
add a serverscript (plain light blue script) into the desired part
local part = script.Parent
part.Touched:Connect(function() --Function activated when part is touched
part.Transparency = 1 --Makes part transparent
wait(5) --Waits 5 seconds, change 5 to how many seconds you want the script to wait
part.Transparency = 0--Makes part opaque
end) -- ends the script
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if it works, please accept answer, ty
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I have destroyed the part like :destroy() then I want it to regen. I cant change the transparency when the part is not when there already.
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But if I removed it the part is gone and the script too.
I mean like I wanna check if the part is destroyed then it go and replace it with the clone.
if you don’t want it destroyed, change it’s parent to nil to and then back to workspace or whatever it’s parent is
use lighting