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Every object in Roblox has a set of properties that it uses to describe the object. For example, a brick has a Size property, this tells Roblox how big the brick is supposed to be. These properties range from color and what it's named, to things like text inside of a [[RBX.lua.Message (Object)|Message]] object. | |||
Some properties are read-only (f.e. [[ClassName (Property)|className]]). Some are editable only by script (f.e. [[Cframe (Property)|Cframe]]). Some are editable only in Studio (f.e. [[Source (Property)|Source]]) | |||
Using the [[Properties Window]] of [[Studio]], you can view or edit the properties. You can view an object's properties, events, and methods about these objects by using the [[Object Browser]] in Studio or [[Class Reference]] on the wiki. All Roblox object's share [[RBX.lua.Instance_%28Object%29|certain properties]]. | |||
Revision as of 15:20, 7 July 2010
Every object in Roblox has a set of properties that it uses to describe the object. For example, a brick has a Size property, this tells Roblox how big the brick is supposed to be. These properties range from color and what it's named, to things like text inside of a Message object.
Some properties are read-only (f.e. className). Some are editable only by script (f.e. Cframe). Some are editable only in Studio (f.e. Source)
Using the Properties Window of Studio, you can view or edit the properties. You can view an object's properties, events, and methods about these objects by using the Object Browser in Studio or Class Reference on the wiki. All Roblox object's share certain properties.
