If edged doesn't answer this he is not a developer EXPOSED

you cant

Quote from MartinatorAlt , 04:40 PM 12/07/2020
you cant

Then how does a sword work???
i am confusion

Quote from The Windows 10 , 04:42 PM 12/07/2020

Quote from MartinatorAlt , 04:40 PM 12/07/2020
you cant

Then how does a sword work???
i am confusion

How does zombies work how does?????????????????????????????????? ¿¿¿¿¿¿¿¿¿¿¿¿¿¿¿¿¿¿¿¿¿¿¿¿¿¿¿¿

Quote from The Windows 10 , 04:44 PM 12/07/2020

Quote from The Windows 10 , 04:42 PM 12/07/2020

Quote from MartinatorAlt , 04:40 PM 12/07/2020
you cant

Then how does a sword work???
i am confusion

How does zombies work how does?????????????????????????????????? ¿¿¿¿¿¿¿¿¿¿¿¿¿¿¿¿¿¿¿¿¿¿¿¿¿¿¿¿

What is code what is script hdiwiwlwapIajvawhwhba

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lol get a chainsaw and cut a monitor in half, take a paper and write "code", insert the paper into the monitor, use FLEX TAPE to close it and bam! A code inserted into a model.

Unfortunately you can't insert scripts into a model in workshop.
Instead, you need to write the script in a text editor such as notepad or VSC and save it to the user_scripts folder!
If you want to get a brick though, do something such as
const brick1 = world.bricks.find(brick => brick.name === "brick1")
Just replace brick1 with the name of the brick, and replace const with const, let or var!

That DOES require knowledge of which brick is to be changed and it's name as well as a computer powerful enough to scroll through the editor depending on how many bricks you have in your place.

Quote from vv0id1sm , 11:51 PM 12/07/2020
Unfortunately you can't insert scripts into a model in workshop.
Instead, you need to write the script in a text editor such as notepad or VSC and save it to the user_scripts folder!
If you want to get a brick though, do something such as
const brick1 = world.bricks.find(brick => brick.name === "brick1")
Just replace brick1 with the name of the brick, and replace const with const, let or var!

He was joking, he told me on discord to do this lol

Quote from vv0id1sm , 11:51 PM 12/07/2020
Unfortunately you can't insert scripts into a model in workshop.
Instead, you need to write the script in a text editor such as notepad or VSC and save it to the user_scripts folder!
If you want to get a brick though, do something such as
const brick1 = world.bricks.find(brick => brick.name === "brick1")
Just replace brick1 with the name of the brick, and replace const with const, let or var!

And no need to add a Value type to the brick, it's self defined.