BrickColor.Random Exceptions

[lElderBerry (Kibble)]

CollectionService in a nutshell

CollectionService in a nutshell

[collectionservice_inanutshell] Hello! This is a post about CollectionService, in a nutshell. What’s CollectionService? Well, CollectionService is a service which allows you to manage groups of instances using tags which are simple strings, but you can’t see them. CollectionService is very useful since it allows us to run functions or change properties from large groups of parts with a single script. Instead of having 10 scripts that do the same, you only have 1. Learning how to use this se…

[pulse_tech]

So it’s just an unnecessarily complicated version of GetChildren()?

[lElderBerry (Kibble)]

No.

It allows you to tag instances and enact functions, events, and changes on all of them instantly.

[alexfinger21 (pro)]

it wouldn’t matter for this case since they’re all under the parent object

[pulse_tech]

@CollectionService in a nutshell

? Well, CollectionService is a service which allows you to manage groups of in

Now that I’m noticing, you are telling me to use a service that gets groups of parts from one ancestor. This is both useless when talking about a model that already exists with barely any children (even if there were too many, getchildren() would do the job), and when talking about colours. I don’t understand what I am going to do with CollectionService while I am trying to exclude colours from a randomizer. I don’t want to rewrite my script. I want to change the colours in it