How do I make client-sided object?

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#13

It works now, however, other people can collide with each other’s objects.

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#14

They should not. This needs to be in a localscript.

#15

They are though.
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#16

This is a test where one client clones a part and parents it to workspace.
As you can see, Player1 cannot collide with the part nor see it.

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#17

Is it because I have player collisions on?

#18

What are we talking about here? The cloned instance or the characters being able to collide?

#19

What I would do is: Create the part in workspace

Then I would create a folder in StarterGui for client scripts
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this is the script I have in the client

while true do
	game.Workspace.SpinBlock.Orientation = game.Workspace.SpinBlock.Orientation + Vector3.new(0,5,0)
	wait(0.1)
end
#20

I was thinking players colliding with each other.

#21

Then that’s a completely different matter, also off-topic considering your initial question. Though you would want to check out “Player-Player Collisions”.

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#22

The brick in grey was originally standing up, and now it isn’t, due to another player knocking it over. I don’t know why it happened.

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#23

I tried running it again, and I still had the same issue.

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#24

Are you positive that this is because of the other player and not the gravity? Setting the Anchored property for the object to true should fix it whatsoever.

#25

Can you specify what issue you mean? Considering you’ve been talking about two different things back and forth?

#26

Here’s a gif:

https://gyazo.com/d85d8c2f97b4ac1d4735901303195809

There is a player affecting another player’s client object.

#27

Then that is not done using a localscript as I said. That’s a server-sided object.

#28

I just checked again and in studio it says it’s a local script.
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#29

However, the part is still server-sided. Can you check if there’s a server script cloning it as well?

#30

There is no server script cloning.

#31

What’s your code currently? Only thing I can think of is that the object is never cloned, and just a part in workspace from the beginning considering both players can see and interact with it (which makes it server-sided as well).

#32 
local LocalModel = game.ReplicatedStorage:WaitForChild("Model"):Clone()

LocalModel.Parent = workspace

It’s the one we started with.