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Regen script pl0x - McNoobster - 05-24-2011
Can someone make one. With instructions. :]
Also like the script from roblox in there wiki pl0x
[lua]brick = game.Workspace.Brick --tagging the brick
function onTouch(part) --the function
brick.Transparency = 1 --what the function is to do with the brick
wait(1)
brick.Transparency = 0
end
brick.Touched:connect(onTouch) --listening event
[/lua]
RE: Regen script pl0x - Qwertygiy - 05-24-2011
Easy enough.
[lua]
local thing = script.Parent
local nuthing = thing:clone()
local par = thing.Parent
while true do --Somewhat redundant :/
sleep(120) --Two minutes between regens. Change it to however long you want.
game:message("Regenerating " .. thing.Name) --Change message if you want.
sleep(1)
thing.Parent = game.Storage
nuthing.Parent = par
sleep(1)
game:message()
thing:remove()
script:remove() --Just in case.
end
[/lua]
I haven't tested it -- but it should work. Just copy it into a script and place the script inside the model you want to regen.
RE: Regen script pl0x - McNoobster - 05-24-2011
(05-24-2011, 07:56 PM)Qwertygiy Wrote: Easy enough.
[lua]
local thing = script.Parent
local nuthing = thing:clone()
local par = thing.Parent
while true do --Somewhat redundant :/
sleep(120) --Two minutes between regens. Change it to however long you want.
game:message("Regenerating " .. thing.Name) --Change message if you want.
sleep(1)
thing.Parent = game.Storage
nuthing.Parent = par
sleep(1)
game:message()
thing:remove()
script:remove() --Just in case.
end
[/lua]
I haven't tested it -- but it should work. Just copy it into a script and place the script inside the model you want to regen.
Thanks can you change the other one I just posted to
RE: Regen script pl0x - Jacob__mybb_import1 - 05-24-2011
I wrote a tutorial for this: http://buildism.net/forum/Thread-How-to-Rebuild-Something-with-Scripting
Unlike Qwertygiy's, it takes an existing model in the game, backs it up, and restores the backup when needed, rather than copying the model from storage.