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How do I easily detect mouse position? (Model) [closed]
so, I am trying to make a placement system and I keep trying to get the mouse position. I am trying to only use the Y position for this. I've tried this
workspace.Handgunner.Position = Mouse.Position
and I could not find anything that would help.
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Like YoutubeMaster Said, mouse.Hit.Position, returns a CFrame, and as you said, the HandGunner is a model, so you would need to do:
workspace.HandGunner.PrimaryPart.CFrame = mouse.Hit
That should work. All it does is just move the models primary part to the mouse.Hit CFrame Or you could do:
workspace.HandGunner:SetPrimaryPartCFrame(mouse.Hit)
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Say Mouse.Hit.CFrame lol PrismaticFruits 842 — 4y
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Mouse hit is a CFrame itself. Cynical_Innovation 595 — 4y
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As 14zanderbilt, change Mouse.Position to Mouse.Hit.Position. Mouse.Hit returns a CFrame. CFrames have a property called "Position", which gets the Vector3 of the CFrame.
Fixed Part:
workspace.Handgunner.Position = Mouse.Hit.Position
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property, not value :P Filipalla 504 — 4y
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tried that VVoretex 146 — 4y
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Sorry. I guess I "mixed up" my words. youtubemasterWOW 2741 — 4y
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Wouldn't that just return what @VortexGamingPlayerYT said? He got an error saying, that when he ran that code, it syas "Vector3 Expected" Cynical_Innovation 595 — 4y
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@VortexGamingPlayerYT Does it give you an error? What are you trying to accomplish? Please be more descriptive while posting a question. youtubemasterWOW 2741 — 4y
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ok so it doesnt error just gives a weird problem VVoretex 146 — 4y
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