Okay, so I have so far managed to create a script using instance. How do I put code into the newly added script from the main script or is it even possible?
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You can’t edit the scripts Source using a regular game script, you will have to use a plugin or the command bar.
But could you explain why you want to hardcode in a script’s source?
So it is not possible to create a script using instance and then put things in the script?
Not without a plugin or the command bar, no. But what is this for?
Just trying out some different things for a new project that came to mind, not being able to create a new script and insert code into it is kind of preventing me from going further at the moment. Thanks for your help anyway 
Doing a quick Google-search got me this result, which I think should answer your question:
Short answer: It’s currently impossible to edit the source of a script using a script. But, you could use loadstring() (not recommended)
Edit: The content from that link is 2 years old, though… not sure if things are still applicable. 
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That’d be a really cool feature, though.
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First of all, welcome to the DevForum! Appears it’s your first post here
Secondly, while it may be convenient in certain scenario’s, it can also be malicious I think.
Hackers might be able to create, take or edit a script, insert code much easier and deal some real bad damage to your game.
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Thanks for the warm welcome! I’m happy to be here. I can’t wait to look for some work in the next few months.
I suppose you’re right; however, I feel like Roblox could definitely mobilize some new security measures to prevent that. Guess we’ll see in the future!
Thanks again for the welcome.
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