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| | #REDIRECT [[FindFirstChild (Method)]] |
| |<onlyinclude>{{Function|
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| name = FindFirstChild
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| |arguments = [[String]] '''Name'''[, [[Bool]] '''recursive''']
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| |returns = [[Instance]] ''found object''
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| |description = Returns the first child found with a name of '''Name'''. Returns ''nil'' if no such child exists.
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| |object = Global
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| }}</onlyinclude>
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| |}
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| ==Example==
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| <pre>
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| --This looks in the Workspace for anything named "Brick",
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| -- and sets the variable "found" to whatever object it finds.
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| -- if nothing is found, then found is nil.
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| found = Workspace:FindFirstChild("Brick")
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| if found ~= nil then -- This makes sure that it actually found something.
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| found.Name = "blah" --Sets the object's name to "blah"
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| end
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| </pre>
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| ==Recursive==
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| The '''recursive''' argument is optional.
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| If given, '''Recursive''' sets whether the function should look inside of objects in the calling object, as well as the calling object. If not given, the default is false.
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| For example, if there is a part in Workspace called "Part" and you use:
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| part = Game:FindFirstChild("Part", true)
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| It will find the part.
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| part = Game:FindFirstChild("Part", false)
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| OR
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| part = Game:FindFirstChild("Part")
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| Will not.
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