Pretty self-explanatory, didn’t know this until I read the Debris service API about the removal of an instance is just :Destroy(). Is Debris service better or not? Or is there another alternative?
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Debris will be useful only if the instances are at risk of being destroyed by other means, such as being sent into the void or having race conditions with Instance:Destroy().
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Debris is only useful for stuff that aren’t needed and can be destroyed at any moment. Please note that there is a limit on how many parts may exist at once and if over that limit parts will be destroyed even if their timer hasn’t reached yet.
I really don’t quite understand that well.
So when I for example wants to shoot a bullet and delete it a few seconds later, does this mean I can call the function every time the bullet is fired?
Let’s put this in an example:
You have one unanchored part in workspace. This thing can fall out to the void. If it does fall into the void, calling Instance:Destroy() will error. Therefore, you should use Debris to avoid bumping into an error.