wally5026
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| 10 Oct 2013 06:31 PM |
| I dont want to use free models, and I only know how to script very little. |
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wally5026
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| 10 Oct 2013 06:31 PM |
| Oh an the regeneration is over a brick named "regenerator" |
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| 10 Oct 2013 06:40 PM |
local ModelName = "Part" local regenTime = 50 local model = Workspace[ModelName]:Clone() while wait(regenTime) do if Workspace:findFirstChild(ModelName) then Workspace[ModelName]:Destroy() local newModel = model:Clone() newModel.Parent = Workspace newModel:MakeJoints() else local newModel = model:Clone() newModel.Parent = Workspace end end
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Mikesly
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| 10 Oct 2013 06:41 PM |
| Examining free model scripts are a quick way to learn about regeneration techniques. There's no shame in it, you're just learning. |
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wally5026
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