Constraint:GetDebugAppliedForce

bodyId

Constraint:GetDebugAppliedTorque

Constraint

Constraint.Active

Constraint.Attachment0

Constraint.Attachment1

Constraint.Color

Constraint.Enabled

Constraint.Visible

Demonstrates detecting changes to an instance's ancestry by connecting to the `Class.Instance.AncestryChanged` event.

The ChangingPart's Parent is set to different values overtime. The parent of the part is the part's ancestor, so the `Class.Instance.AncestryChanged` event will fire whenever it changes.

Instance.AncestryChanged

child

parent

Instance.AttributeChanged

attribute

This snippet prints the names of objects as they are added to the Workspace:

Instance.ChildAdded

This snippet prints the names of objects as they are removed from the
Workspace:

Instance.ChildRemoved

This following example will print the name of any object that is added to the
Workspace:

Instance.DescendantAdded

descendant

The following example prints the name of any descendant as it is being removed
from the Workspace:

Instance.DescendantRemoving

This sample demonstrates how, when using Immediate signal behavior, an Instance being destroyed remains in place until the connected function yields.

This sample demonstrates how, when using Deferred signal behavior,
an Instance is destroyed before the signal fires.

Instance.Destroying

Instance.StyledPropertiesChanged

Instance.childAdded

Instance:AddTag

This example creates a Part and adds a few sparkle objects to the part. Then
it calls Part:ClearAllChildren() to remove all of the children.

Instance:ClearAllChildren

Demonstrates cloning a model using `Class.Instance:Clone()`.

Instance:Clone

Demonstrates destroying a Part using the `Class.Instance:Destroy()` function.

This function is the correct way to dispose of objects that are no longer required.

Instance:Destroy

Instance:FindFirstAncestor

name

Instance:FindFirstAncestorOfClass

className

Instance:FindFirstAncestorWhichIsA

The below would look in Workspace for an object name "Brick". If found, it
will change the name of the object to "Foo".

Instance:FindFirstChild

recursive

Instance:FindFirstChildOfClass

Instance:FindFirstChildWhichIsA

Instance:FindFirstDescendant

Instance:GetActor

Instance:GetAttribute

Instance:GetAttributeChangedSignal

Instance:GetAttributes

The below would print the name of all objects currently in Workspace when ran.

Instance:GetChildren

Instance:GetDebugId

scopeLength

GetDescendants is often used to do something to all the descendants that are a
particular type of object. The code in this example uses GetDescendants and
`Class.Instance:IsA()` to find all of the parts in the workspace and turns
them green.

Instance:GetDescendants

This code sample demonstrates the behavior of `Class.Instance:GetFullName()`.
It shows how the function behaves when called on an object not in the
`DataModel` hierarchy, and it also shows how the return value does not escape
special characters.

This code sample re-implements the `Class.Instance:GetFullName()` function in
Lua.

Instance:GetFullName

Instance:GetStyled

Instance:GetStyledPropertyChangedSignal

property

Instance:GetTags

Instance:HasTag

Demonstrates determining if one instance is the ancestor of another using `Class.Instance:IsAncestorOf()`

Workspace and SpawnLocation are ancestors of the SpawnLocation's decal.
Workspace is an ancestor of SpawnLocation.

SpawnLocation and its decal are descendants of Workspace, not ancenstors.
Decal is a descendant to SpawnLocation, not an ancestor.

Instance:IsAncestorOf

Instance:IsDescendantOf

ancestor

Instance:IsPropertyModified

The following code demonstrates how a part can be re-added to the DataModel
after being removed:

Instance:Remove

Instance:RemoveTag

Instance:ResetPropertyToDefault

Instance:SetAttribute

value

The following code waits for an instance named "Part" to be added to
Workspace.

Instance:WaitForChild

childName

timeOut

Instance:children

Instance:clone

Instance:destroy

Instance:findFirstChild

Instance:getChildren

Instance:isDescendantOf

Instance:remove

Instance

Instance.Archivable

Instance.Capabilities

Instance.Name

Instance.Parent

Instance.RobloxLocked

Instance.Sandboxed

Instance.UniqueId

Instance.archivable

This sample demonstrates the subtleties of the Changed event on normal objects
and "-Value" objects.

This code sample demonstrates the Changed event firing within a parent object.

Object.Changed

This code sample demonstrates how to save a value before a changed event fires
on it in order to get more information about a change.

This code sample demonstrates the equivalence of the `Changed` event and event
returned by `GetPropertyChangedSignal`.

Object:GetPropertyChangedSignal

Demonstrates determining the class of Workspace using `Class.Instance:IsA()`

Workspace is of class 'Workspace', so the first statement is true.
Workspace is not of class 'BasePart', so the second statement is false.
Workspace inherits from Instance and therefore is of class 'Instance', so the third statement is true.

Object:IsA

Object:isA

Object

Object.ClassName

Object.className

/reference/engine/classes/Constraint.yaml

The base class for constraint-based objects.


Luau

An `Class.Actor` is a container for code that can be safely split into its own thread.

Class

Actor

Array

Defines a point and orientation relative to a parent `Class.BasePart`, `Class.Bone`, or another `Class.Attachment`.

Attachment

A data type that provides a predefined list of named colors.

Data Type

BrickColor

Dictionary

An object that runs connected functions upon a specific occurrence.

RBXScriptSignal

Variant

Represents a 3D value with a direction and magnitude.

Vector3

Data type having a value of either true or false.

boolean

A double-precision floating-point number.

number

A sequence of characters, such as letters, numbers, and symbols.

string

Overview

Experiences

Avatar

Assets

Open Cloud

Create

Discovery

Localization

Analytics

Design

Scale

Affiliates

Monetize

This method is asynchronous and returns an `Operation`, which represents the current state of the operation. It contains an endpoint path that you can poll to obtain the real response and applicable metadata. See the [documentation]({longRunningOperationsLink}) on long-running operations for more information.
            
The following sections describe the response and metadata objects that are provided when an operation completes.

Beta endpoints are ready for public use. Breaking changes are possible but rare.

This field may be set when creating a resource, but may not be modified by subsequent requests.

These fields may be set when creating a resource, but may not be modified by subsequent requests.

This field may be provided in requests, but will never be included in responses.

Per API Key: {maxInPeriod} requests every {periodInSeconds} seconds per IP Address

This field may be set on responses, but will be ignored in requests.

The following API key permissions are required to call this endpoint. For more
information on generating proper keys, see [Manage API keys]({apiKeyReferenceDocLink}).

The following endpoints are available at paths relative to the base URL.

This string is formatted as a [FieldMask](/cloud/reference/types#fieldmask).

A JSON value can be `null`, `boolean`, `string`, `number`, `array`, or `object`.

The following scopes are required for your OAuth 2.0 application to use this endpoint. For more information on how to register an OAuth 2.0 application, see [App registration and review]({oauth2ReferenceDocLink}).

The following objects describe payloads that are accepted or returned. See each individual endpoint for more information on when these objects are used.

This string is formatted as a [Timestamp](/cloud/reference/types#timestamp).

The following scopes are required for your OAuth 2.0 application to use this endpoint. For more information on how to register an OAuth 2.0 application, see [App Registration and Review]({oauth2ReferenceDocLink}).

This allows viewing information about your assets.

This allows uploading and updating assets to Roblox.

This allows granting asset permissions to any subjects (including groups and experiences) and assets your account has access to.

Grants the ability to update badges owned by the user.

This allows viewing information about your commerce items.

This allows editing of your commerce merchant connections.

This allows you to view information about your Creator Store products.

This allows you to modify information about your Creator Store products.

This allows viewing information about your communities.

This allows you to manage community join requests and role updates of lower-ranked community members for your account.

This allows viewing information about your inventory.

Grants access to mange your badges and spend robux.

Grants access to manage your developer products.

Grants access to read information about the experiences you follow.

Grants access to follow and unfollow experiences on your behalf.

Grants access to manage your communities.

Grants permission to read community information.

Grants access to read and write your localization tables

Grants access to manage team collaboration for all experiences you own.

Grants access to manage your experiences and certain information associated with your experiences (e.g. localization information).

Grants access to read your experiences' localization information.

Grants access to modify your experiences' localization preferences.

Grants access to manage your user account.

Grants access to modify user localization preferences.

This grants the ability to publish messages on behalf of users.

This allows sending notifications from your experience to users.

This allows listing secrets associated with your experience.

This allows creating and updating secrets associated with your experience.

Grants access to read about your subscription products.

Grants the ability to read place information.

Grants the ability to edit place information.

This operation grants access to publish new versions of experiences to Roblox.

Grants the ability to read experience information.

Grants the ability to edit experience information.

Allows you to view user restrictions in the experience.

Allows you to edit user restrictions in the experience.

Grants the ability to read user's premium and verified status.

This allows you to view a user's social accounts.

This enables Single Sign-On functionality.

This grants access to read your profile information.

Constraint

Summary

Properties

Methods

Events

Properties

Active

Attachment0

Attachment1

Color

Enabled

Visible

Methods

Events