Create Object: Difference between revisions

Revision as of 14:53, 17 May 2024

Creates a copy of the input object.

Does not copy the scripts inside a block, only the shell of the block.

If the input is None, the output will be the last object created by this script (But not a copy of said object!).

There is a limit of 4096 objects. Attempting to create more objects when the limit has been reached will display a "Too many objects" error.

Creating objects has a large effect on performance, try to reuse already created objects when possible.

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+{{Block
+|image=Create Object.png
+|type=s
+|folder=objects
+|input1={{Port|e|Before}}
+|input2={{Port|o|Original}}
+|output1={{Port|o|Copy}}
+|output2={{Port|e|After}}
+}}
 Creates a copy of the input object.
-[[width=336px|/uploads/Create Object.png]]
+Does not copy the scripts inside a block, only the ''shell'' of the block.
-Input:
-* Original: The object to be copied.
-Output:
-* Copy: Returns the copy of the object.
-However this does not copy the scripts inside a block, only the _shell_ of the block.
 == Notes ==
-Create Object, when inputted None, uses the last object created on this script.
+* If the input is None, the output will be the last object created by this script (But not a copy of said object!).
-Making *too* many objects will affect performance negatively, so clone responsibly.
+* There is a limit of 4096 objects. Attempting to create more objects when the limit has been reached will display a "Too many objects" error.
-There's also a limit of 4096 created objects, so if you try to create more than that you will get a "Too many objects" error message.
+* Creating objects has a large effect on performance, try to reuse already created objects when possible.
 [[Category:Blocks]]