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The code below would set all the Axes of the ArcHandles object on. The order that the elements are arranged does not matter, and if you do not wish to have a handle on a certain axis, you can simply omit the specific [[Enum]]. | The code below would set all the Axes of the ArcHandles object on. The order that the elements are arranged does not matter, and if you do not wish to have a handle on a certain axis, you can simply omit the specific [[Enum]]. | ||
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Workspace.ArcHandles.Axes = Axes.new(Enum.Axis.X, Enum.Axis.Y, Enum.Axis.Z) | Workspace.ArcHandles.Axes = Axes.new(Enum.Axis.X, Enum.Axis.Y, Enum.Axis.Z) | ||
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Revision as of 03:52, 27 April 2023
< Scripting | Data Types
Axes is a data type that is used with ArcHandles to determine which axes on the brick have handles. The only constructor Axes has is new, to define a new Axes type.
Axes are also used in Vector3 and CFrame values (X, Y and Z axes).
The code below would set all the Axes of the ArcHandles object on. The order that the elements are arranged does not matter, and if you do not wish to have a handle on a certain axis, you can simply omit the specific Enum.
Workspace.ArcHandles.Axes = Axes.new(Enum.Axis.X, Enum.Axis.Y, Enum.Axis.Z)