Trying to make a script to change the size and shape of parts

[W_aev]

I am currently working on a project and need a script to change the size and shape of studs.

heres the script I’ve made so far,

script.Parent.Touched:Connect(function(hit) -- what touched it
	if hit.Name == ("Part") and 
      game.Workspace.Part.Shape == "Block" then -- check if it's name matches
		game.Workspace.Part.Shape = ("Sphere")  -- changes parts shape into a sphere
		game.Workspace.Part.Size = x == 1, y == 1, z == 1 -- changes the size to 1,1,1
	end
end)

I am a beginner at scripting, so the code itself is not great. Im not sure how to make it so that it only affects the parts that hit it. is there a way I can do this>

[KJry_s (MalleoZephyris)]

Use Vector3.new(X,Y,Z) like so:

workspace.Part.Size = Vector3.new(1,1,1)

Position and Size are Vector3 values.

Oh yeah I suggest to do some research into CFrames when you want to move parts and such around. The property is alike Position, only that it includes the Orientation and uses a different value called CFrame.

[SomenDev (Somen)]

yo dude I see you tryna answer so many stuff, what do you get from the solution marks?

[JustCrock]

So if you were to make a script to change the Size of a part, you would need to use Vector3.new() to change it.

If the original size of a part was 1x1x1 studs, and you wanted to change it to 2x2x2 studs, you could do:

local part = game.Workspace.Part
part.Size = Vector3.new(2, 2, 2) -- X, Y, Z values in studs go in the parenthesis

To change the shape of the part, you would do this:

part.Shape = Enum.PartType.Ball -- to change it to a sphere/ball, but you could replace "Ball" with any valid shape

[KJry_s (MalleoZephyris)]

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[SomenDev (Somen)]

Sorry sir i dont wanna go down town

[SomenDev (Somen)]

Wow you are gonna call me stupid like that, can somebody report this guy