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"make a corruption like script for part that gets every game asset and shuffles with each every 2 seconds and include 5 levels with the level going up by 1 every 30 seconds also make the corruption get worse the higher the level is also make the game go back to normal when the part is deleted"

```lua
-- server script (ServerScriptService) 
local part = game.Workspace.CorruptionPart -- assuming there's a part named CorruptionPart
local level = 1
local assets = {} -- assuming this is filled with asset ids or references

local function shuffleAssets()
    for _, obj in pairs(game:GetDescendants()) do
        if obj:IsA("MeshPart") or obj:IsA("Part") or obj:IsA("Decal") then
            local randomAsset = assets[math.random(1, #assets)]
            -- Example for MeshPart, similar logic can be applied for other types
            if obj:IsA("MeshPart") then
                obj.MeshId = randomAsset -- assuming assets contains MeshIds for MeshParts
            elseif obj:IsA("Decal") then
                obj.Texture = randomAsset -- assuming assets contains TextureIds for Decals
            end
        end
    end
end

local function increaseLevel()
    level = level + 1
    if level > 5 then
        level = 5 -- max level
    end
end

local function resetGame()
    -- Reset the game to its normal state. This might involve reloading original assets or resetting changes.
    -- This is highly specific to your game's architecture and needs detailed implementation based on the game's setup.
end

part.AncestryChanged:Connect(function(child, parent)
    if not parent then
        resetGame()
    end
end)

while part:IsDescendantOf(game) do
    shuffleAssets()
    wait(2) -- shuffles every 2 seconds
    if tick() % 30 == 0 then -- every 30 seconds
        increaseLevel()
        -- Increase the "corruption" effect based on the level. This is a placeholder for your logic to make the corruption worse.
    end
end
```
Note: This script provides a basic framework for a corruption effect based on your description. The actual implementation of shuffling assets, increasing corruption effects, and resetting the game to its normal state will depend heavily on your game's specific assets, structure, and what you mean by "corruption". The `resetGame` function, in particular, needs to be tailored to your game's requirements to ensure a proper reset mechanism.