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| {{CatUp|:Category:Functions}}
| | #REDIRECT [[Clone_(Method)]] |
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| The Clone function creates a duplicate of an object. You have to define
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| {{Function|
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| name = Clone
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| |arguments =
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| |returns = [[Instance]] object
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| |description = Returns a copy of this Object and all its children. The copy's Parent is nil
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| |object = Global
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| |}}
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| ==Example==
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| This example creates a copy of a car every 5 minutes, and gives the new car a silly name.
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| <pre>
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| while true do --Starts up a While loop
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| model = game.Workspace.Car:Clone() --This line creates a copy of "Car" in the Workspace, and sets it to the variable "model"
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| --Since we set it to "model" we can do things with it. For example,
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| model.Name = "LOLZCARLOLOLOLOL" --Here we set the name of the Model to something silly.
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| --But the model is just a variable, it doesn't exist in the 3D world.
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| --For that we need to set it's parent.
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| model.Parent = game.Workspace --With this line the part will now appear in the game world.
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| wait(300) --Wait 300 seconds, or about 5 minutes.
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| end
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| </pre>
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