Hey guys,
hope you guys are having a nice day.
I have a quick question, is it possible to make own properties?
I have tried with moduleScripts but its very complicated and i dont rlly get the hang of it. If anyone knows comment down below! 
Regards to yall
Hello 
It is possible to make custom properties.
However they are called “attributes”.
You can create attributes for every Instance
About attributes: Instance Attributes
If you want to make a ball bounce you could add a “bouncyness” attribute and give some value, depending on the value the ball bounces higher/ longer/ etc. However the script that controls how the ball bounces has to be created by you as well.
I hope this is useful for you.
Have a great day
-DosenSuppe
Does it also work for the variables? Like an own method?
Example
The method would be to change a text and i would name the method :foo
Then i can just call the function:
textLabel.Text:foo()
or print something
method would be print
and i would just do some variable and then add :foo
local function is not what i mean.
You can’t make your own class properties, but you can Attributes as mentioned before, or you can use Metatables.
I just figured it out lol
local foo = {
Method = print
}
scirpt:foo(„bar“)
Prints bar using the foo method
What are you trying to do here, huh? That’s not gonna work.
Im sorry, i meant
local foo = {
Method = print
}
foo:Method(„bar“)
Prints „bar“
Oh gosh this sounds very complicated (metatables)
By foo:Method("bar"), you’re actually doing the equivalent of:
foo.Method(foo, "bar")
which means
print(foo, "bar")
and is not the same as
print("bar")