Instance

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Properties

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name: string

Returns the name of the Instance

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Functions

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FindChild(string name)

Returns the child else returns null. An example:

local cube1 : Part = Map.Cube.FindChild("Cube1")

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FindFirstChild(string name)

Returns the child with the name specified in the name parameter; however, if the child does not exist, then it’ll return Nil. An example:

-- Anchors the child named "cube1" inside the "Cube" object which is located inside the game's Map object
Map.Cube:FindFirstChild("cube1").anchored = true

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Destroy()

Destroys the Instance. An example:

Map.Cube:Destroy()

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IsA()

Returns the type of the object as a string.

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new(string className)

Create a new instance. An example:

local part = Instance.new("Part")
part.name = "MyCube"
part.shape = "Cube"
part.SetParent(Map.Folder)

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SetAttribute(string attribute_name, object attribute_value)

This will set a custom assigned attribute. Which can be accessed by also other scripts. Please remember that this will overwrite any existing attributes!

Map.Cube.SetAttribute("IsThisMyFavourateCube", true)

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GetAttribute(string attribute_name)

This will get a custom assigned attribute. Which can be accessed by also other scripts.

printl(Map.Cube.GetAttribute("IsThisMyFavourateCube")) -- this will print true

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GetChildren()

Returns Instance[] (Instance array) with the children. An example:

local CubesChildren = Map.Cube.GetChildren()

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Signals

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OnMouseEntered

This signal is called when a mouse hovers over the Instance. An example:

Map.Cube:Connect("OnMouseEntered", __SCRIPT__, "FunctionToCall")

function FunctionToCall()
    printl("Mouse entered!")
end

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OnMouseExited

This signal is called when a mouse leaves over the Instance. An example:

Map.Cube:Connect("OnMouseExited", __SCRIPT__, "FunctionToCall")

function FunctionToCall()
    printl("Mouse left!")
end