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|description = Returns the [[Number]] of the object's mass. | |description = Returns the [[Number]] of the object's mass. | ||
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Revision as of 02:14, 30 December 2010
 GetMass( )
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| Returns | Number object mass |
| Description: | Returns the Number of the object's mass. |
| Member of: | BasePart |
Description
The GetMass function returns a Number value of the object's mass. Currently, all objects in Roblox have a density of 1, which means the GetMass returns the same value as the Volume of the object (size x * size y * size x*). This can be useful to determine more than just the mass of an object, but also the size.
Example
Template:CodeExample myPart = Instance.new("Part") myPart.Parent = game.Workspace myPart.Size = Vector3.new(4, 6, 4) myPart.Anchored = true
myMass = myPart:GetMass()
print("My part's mass is " .. myMass) --> My part's mass is 96
