When something is exploded or otherwise destroyed, it isn't going to go back together! This can be a problem, and will be even more important once multiplayer is released. But don't worry, using Lua scripting (especially the clone() function) you can backup and restore anything you'd like!

First, you should add the parts you want to backup to a model (Buildism's way of grouping similar items.) This can be accomplished by using the Group button in the toolbar.

Once you have your model, rename it to give it a more descriptive name: select it in the navigator, then change the Name property in the properties panel (lower left corner.)

If you want to make a rebuild button, make a box (preferably fixed and noncollidable) and insert a script into it. To insert a script, select the box then click Edit>Insert Object, select Script, and click OK.

Double click the script to edit it, then copy and paste the following code:

• Fragmenting parts no longer violate the law of conservation of matter
  
• _G now has the same behavior as in standard Lua
  
• Copying and pasting a model now also copies the welds/hinges between any parts in the model
  
• Fixed a bug that would rarely cause the game to crash when loading a game containing welds or hinges from a file
  

In ROBLOX it works, does it work here?

This is the first obby ever made for Buildism. Come try it out!

No seriously there are only 2 people that like buildism on facebook, Im dissapointed

I mean the chat is up....

• Fixed the help button
  
• Split the resources into a separate file, this will make updating faster in the future
  
• Day and night! Change the Time property of Environment to see what I mean; there is a simple sunrise/sunset animation. You can make time move forward one minute by using the step() member function of Environment.
  

I think we you should start a thread for applying to have moderator's,and then you have a poll to vote for who is gonna be a moderator,and I think their should be 3 moderator's,just a suggestion.[/php]

Yes, Mr. McIcon is here at Buildism, and he's here to stay!
He originally started out as a doodle in Math Class, but now he's a full-fledged original character. You want your own Mr. McIcon? Well here you go.



Plus, you can go into your own editing program and make your own Mr. McIcon! Pink, stylish, camoflauge, even ecileptic rainbow sprinkle blast!

My first skin on this site, and it will most certiantly not be my last.

edit: By the way, you can switch the faces around in your editing program.