I am trying to construct a Pirate Ship for my roleplay game and I am having difficulties finding ways to weld all of the parts used to construct the boat. I have tried downloading a plugin that welds all parts together. The plugin didn’t work, leading me to think that I had to manually weld all 100+ parts of my Pirate Ship. Does anyone know how to weld all parts of a build at the same time?
Thanks!
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You can use a weld script, if you need me to I can link you one.
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Many weld scripts and plugins require that the Parts are Anchored before they run, and will make them UnAnchored after they weld them.
Also many scripts or plugins have instructions of where to place the script and how to group the models. Make sure you follow the instructions.
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I have my parts anchored. I know how to weld parts manually but it would take to much time to do so as my build has a ton of small parts. Do you know of any weld-all parts plugins?
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I just use a weld script that I found in the toolbox a few years back before plugins were available. I did go through it before I used it in my models/games since I was worried about stuff being inserted into my game with the script. It has a wait() at the beginning to pause before running to make sure all the components of the model are inserted if the game or model has a lot of parts.
I’d suggest using it in a test place, put it into the model you want welded, then run the test place in Studio and save the welded copy after you remove the script so it doesn’t run again when the model loads.
The only issue I’ve found with using this type of script is that it just welds the first part to the next part, and keeps on going through the model. If you move or resize anything in the model later on you will break that one weld and your model may be wrecked (split in half type wrecked).
Here’s the script. Instructions are in the description.
https://www.roblox.com/library/541115218/WELDOMATIC
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