Returns a table of Constraints and Attachments which you may choose to preserve, along with their respective parents. Iterating over this table lets you decide whether to reparent recommended constraints and attachments to their respective parents.

For more information and detailed examples, see https://create.roblox.com/docs/parts/solid-modeling#in-experience-solid-modeling.

Breaks a BasePart into multiple MeshPart instances, according to the pattern of points passed in, by using voronoi decomposition. Terrain is not supported. Similar to Clone(), the returned parts have no set Parent.

For more information and detailed examples, see https://create.roblox.com/docs/parts/solid-modeling#in-experience-solid-modeling.

Provides an array of positions which can easily be passed into FragmentAsync() to perform common types of destruction: Fragmenting an entire BasePart into pieces, or a localized area of a BasePart into pieces.

The positions outputted are partially random, so the output should not be relied on to look exactly the same as the first time it is run with the same parameters.

For more information and detailed examples, see https://create.roblox.com/docs/parts/solid-modeling#in-experience-solid-modeling. Luau code to mimic this API has also been provided on that page, which can be freely modified if a slightly different effect is desired.

Creates one or more PartOperations or MeshParts from the intersecting geometry of multiple parts. Primitive Parts, PartOperations, and MeshParts are supported as inputs, but not Terrain.

Similarly to Clone(), the returned parts have no set Parent. In most cases, you should parent the results to the same place as the main part, then Destroy() the original parts.

This function replaces BasePart:IntersectAsync(). Go to that page for a description of the differences.

For more information and detailed examples, see https://create.roblox.com/docs/parts/solid-modeling#in-experience-solid-modeling.

Creates one or more PartOperations or MeshParts consisting of the space occupied by one part minus the space occupied by the other parts. Primitive Parts, PartOperations, and MeshParts are supported as inputs, but not Terrain.

Similarly to Clone(), the returned parts have no set Parent. In most cases, you should parent the results to the same place as the main part, then Destroy() the original parts.

This function replaces BasePart:SubtractAsync(). Go to that page for a description of the differences.

For more information and detailed examples, see https://create.roblox.com/docs/parts/solid-modeling#in-experience-solid-modeling.

Creates a MeshPart which has the shape of the input part stretched/dragged through the given set of CFrame positions. The exact shape of the result is defined as the union of the convex hulls of each adjacent pair of CFrames.

If a single CFrame is provided, the result will be a convex hull of the input part.

For more information and detailed examples, see https://create.roblox.com/docs/parts/solid-modeling#in-experience-solid-modeling.

Creates one or more PartOperations or MeshParts consisting of the space occupied by one part plus the space occupied by the other parts. Primitive Parts, PartOperations, and MeshParts are supported as inputs, but not Terrain.

Similarly to Clone(), the returned parts have no set Parent. In most cases, you should parent the results to the same place as the main part, then Destroy() the original parts.

This function replaces BasePart:UnionAsync(). Go to that page for a description of the differences.

For more information and detailed examples, see https://create.roblox.com/docs/parts/solid-modeling#in-experience-solid-modeling.