I am learning to script and I have a question.. - Printable Version +- 2DWorlds Forums (http://2dworlds.buildism.net/forum) +-- Forum: 2DWorlds (http://2dworlds.buildism.net/forum/forumdisplay.php?fid=4) +--- Forum: Scripting (http://2dworlds.buildism.net/forum/forumdisplay.php?fid=13) +--- Thread: I am learning to script and I have a question.. (/showthread.php?tid=5932) |
I am learning to script and I have a question.. - Fish - 06-18-2011 So if a tool had a fly script in it, I'd be the child and the tool would be the parent? :O RE: I am learning to script and I have a question.. - Chaos - 06-18-2011 This should be in the scripter's section. RE: I am learning to script and I have a question.. - Blandflakes - 06-18-2011 Let's say you have a script inside of a box. Box VV Script The scripts parent is the box. the Box's child is the script. RE: I am learning to script and I have a question.. - Qwertygiy - 06-18-2011 To find a child inside a parent, you can either go [lua] box.[[childsname]] [/lua] or, and you have to do this if there's a space in the name, [lua] box:getChild("[[childsname]]") --or in ROBLOX box:findFirstChild("[[childsname]]") [/lua][/lua] RE: I am learning to script and I have a question.. - noob007 - 06-18-2011 Can't you also do, [lua] box["childsname"] [/lua] Sorry it's been a while since I've scripted in Lua. RE: I am learning to script and I have a question.. - Qwertygiy - 06-18-2011 I think so, but I've almost never seen it used. RE: I am learning to script and I have a question.. - Dignity - 06-18-2011 You can't do box.[["childname"]] it's box["childname"].Whatever RE: I am learning to script and I have a question.. - Jacob__mybb_import1 - 06-18-2011 (06-18-2011, 01:37 AM)noob007 Wrote: Can't you also do, The advantage of doing it that way is that you can use variables. box.variableName will give you the child named variableName, but box[variableName] (no quotes) will give you the child with the name that is stored in the variable. |