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Is it possible to make a tool with two parts?( (read desc)

So I have a donut tool with two parts one is called icing and other is called Handle how do I make it where the player has both in its hand because when item is in the hand the icing shows up on the baseplate is there a script or how do I do this??

I tired added this to a script but I don't think it has to do with scripts please just explain to me

-- Made By JuzeyPlayz!!!
local Tool = script.Parent;

enabled = true




function onActivated()
	if not enabled  then
		return
	end

	enabled = false
	Tool.GripForward = Vector3.new(-0.976,0,-0.217)
	Tool.GripPos = Vector3.new(.95,-0.76,1.4)
	Tool.GripRight = Vector3.new(0.217,0, 0.976)
	Tool.GripUp = Vector3.new(0,1,0)

    Tool.Icing.Eating:Play()
	Tool.Handle.Eating:Play()

	
		
		wait(4)
if script.Parent then script.Parent:Destroy() end 
	
	

end



script.Parent.Activated:connect(onActivated)

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Shameful. all of your games are shameless cashgrabs and you call yourself a developer even though you barely understand the engine and all of your games are just free model infested excuses for games. You've already made 400-500 R$ just by using free models in a game you don't deserve to call your own. Pathetic.

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So either use a weldconstraint in the "model" tab, use a welding script, or make the "icing" and "donut" a union in the "model" tab. Are you new?

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I am not new to roblox I am new to advance developing tho.

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Of course you are! you don't know how to weld!

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:( well how would I do it?

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You don't know about welding, that's got nothing to do with advanced developing. You're clearly new to the roblox studio engine.

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No I have made many games I am not new to Roblox Studio its just I cant weld they are mesh parts not parts how do I do it??

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Ok so go to the "Model" tab on the top of the screen, go to "constraints", and select the drop menu, and select WeldConstraint. Now, select the "weldconstraint". Now first select the donut part, then the icing part. That's how you weld that way. the second way is to highlight both the donut and the icing and then go to Model>Union. now they're a single part.

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Its alright dude :D I got a plugin and it welds!! Thank you for teaching me that they must be welded you just saved my life!

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;-; you don't need a plugin

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Ok just add me on roblox, i'll show you how literally everyone else is doing things.

Just put Icing inside of Handle..

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I did it did not work

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What happened when you did it?

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The icing was just sitting on the baseplate not on the item

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That's odd. Does it normally(Without playing) sit on the baseplate?

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Lol, this should be easy. Just use a weldconstraint to weld the icing to the donut

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No when im editing it sits on the donut (Handel) part but when I play its is pn the baseplate idk what to do.

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weld it on the donut

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