When package copies are updated, modified configuration values will be preserved, while other attributes will be updated to the latest default value.Roblox is an online gaming platform that allows players to create their worlds, play games created by other users, and explore infinite possibilities. On any given copy of a package, configurations are shown in bold italics and those attribute values can be changed on a per-instance basis. When you publish a package, the current set of attributes/values will become the package's default configurations. You can include instance attributes at the root of a package to customize its behavior, for example the max speed of a packaged vehicle or the debounce time for a packaged button. Once modified, packages with unpublished changes are marked with a yellow dot in the Explorer hierarchy. Most edits will flag the package as modified, although the following changes are not considered package modifications:Ĭhanging the position or rotation of the root node of a package that is a BasePart, Model, or GuiObject.Ĭhanging the Enabled property of a root node GuiObject such as a ScreenGui, SurfaceGui, or BillboardGui.Ĭhanging a part reference of a Weld inside the package that references an instance outside of the package.

On the first edit that modifies a package instance, an alert dialog appears, providing advanced notice that a modified package cannot be updated through any means and must be reverted to undo a series of edits. You can edit packages and their children just like other objects. Asset Manager → Packages Modifying Packages However, when you publish the place, the folder will update to reflect only packages used within the place. Once you've inserted a package into a place's data model, it appears in the Packages folder of the Asset Manager and remains there even if you later delete all copies of it. To insert a package which doesn't already exist in the current place, you must initially insert it from the Inventory → My Packages sort. Doing so for any package copy breaks the association with the published version and converts the copy back into a normal object.

The PackageLink object should not be deleted or reparented.

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