PackageLink

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Not Creatable
Not Browsable

The purpose of the PackageLink object is to link a DataModel instance to a corresponding asset in the cloud. This improves flows for collaboration, version control, and sharing for models. The PackageLink instance will be a child of the root of the entire package hierarchy.

PackageLinks are not creatable through Scripts. They can only be added through interaction with Studio and can only be parented to Instances that can be published independently of DataModel publish. The PackageLink instance will always be the first child shown in the tree view, regardless of sorting.

Summary

Properties

Properties

AutoUpdate

Not Scriptable
Read Parallel

When this property is set to true, the package associated with the given PackageLink will be automatically updated to the latest version. By default this property will be false upon creation of a package.

This property would allows you to decide if a given package should be automatically updated to the latest version when entering a given place. The game will periodically check for new updates while a place is open.

Creator

Read Only
Not Replicated
Not Scriptable
Read Parallel

The creator of the package asset.

DefaultName

Read Parallel
Not Accessible Security

PackageAssetName

Read Only
Not Replicated
Not Scriptable
Read Parallel

The asset name of the package.

PackageId

ContentId
Read Only
Not Replicated
Read Parallel

The id of the asset this package corresponds to.

PermissionLevel

Read Only
Not Replicated
Not Scriptable
Read Parallel

The package permission for the current Studio user.

SerializedDefaultAttributes

BinaryString
Read Parallel
Not Accessible Security

Status

Read Only
Not Replicated
Read Parallel
Roblox Script Security

The status of the package. It can be one of the following statuses: Up To Date, Changed, New Version Available, Changed + New Version Available.

VersionNumber

Not Replicated
Read Parallel
Not Accessible Security

This property refers to a revision of a specific package

Methods

Events