How create a group of objects (like Studio's Ctrl+G) via script?

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#1

In Studio, I can create a model by grouping objects with a simple Ctrl+G:
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How can I do the same via script?

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#2

You do something like:

local things = {
game.Workspace.PartOne,
game.Workspace.PartTwo,
game.Workspace.PartThree
}

-- things will be the table we group to.
local masterPart = Instance.new('Folder',game.Workspace)
-- Master part is what we group everything to. Assign it a name if wanted.
masterPart.Name = "Master"
for key, value in pairs(things) do
-- value is the part we are referring to (partone, two, or three.)
value.Parent = masterPart 
-- that moves those parts to the master part, and now they're all grouped!
end
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#3

Like this:

--set up a list of predefined parts
local Parts = {
	workspace.Part
	workspace.Ball
	workspace["Cubed cube"]
}
--create Model
local Model = Instance.new("Model")
--loop through array Parts and parent each to Model
for _, Part in pairs(Parts) do
	--parent Part to Model
	Part.Parent = Model
end
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#4

This is really awsome that you can take the manual steps and put it as instructions in code to execute for a model but i was woundering if you could do the same thing but union, i need it just to input a vector3 to a group pf parts i know you can do this with ipairs to iterate threw every part but i was wondering if i could make it a union instead?