Anchor is a Roblox Studio tool and a property of BaseParts that allows a BasePart to be static from the physics engine, and will remain in that position even in edit mode. Any physical events that happen around the BasePart will not effect itself until unanchored. To anchor something, select the Anchor tool, then click the part to be anchored.
you can type: script.Parent.Anchored = true Models don’t have an anchored property, this won’t work. You’ll need to iterate through the model’s descendants and anchor anything that’s of the class BasePart. If you aren’t doing this at run time though then there’s no need to write any code when you can just use the anchor tool in Studio.
If you aren’t doing this at run time though then there’s no need to write any code when you can just use the anchor tool in Studio. yes i am know, he can only use this for meshpart or model with welds. (about the anchor option on studio is right but he want with script)
you can type: script.Parent.Anchored = true Models don’t have an anchored property, this won’t work. You’ll need to iterate through the model’s descendants and anchor anything that’s of the class BasePart.
To make it so that a part can't be moved, you can lock it in place.Click the Lock tool.Select lock or unlock from the drop-down menu.Click on the part you would like to lock (or unlock).
In Roblox Studio, you can anchor/unanchor an entire model using the Anchor tool. Be sure to keep static environment models anchored, like in-world buttons, signs, and trees.
Anchoring will stop parts from falling. They'll even stay in place when players and other objects bump into them....Anchoring Parts In PlaceSelect the part you would like to anchor.Go to the Properties window.Scroll down to Behavior.Check Anchored.Save & playtest your game.
Right-click anywhere and select Group ( Ctrl + G or ⌘ + G ) to combine everything into one model.
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Description: The CanCollide property determines whether a part will physically interact with other parts. When disabled, other parts can pass through the brick uninterrupted.
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The UnionOperation combines parts together into a single solid model. To use it, select the parts you want to combine and click the Union button in the Model tab. This will create a new part called Union. This function can be used in conjunction with NegateOperation to shape, resize, and create holes in solid models.