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CFrame script not working as expected?
Hello, why is my CFrame script not working as I thought it should I hope someone Can help me?
game.Workspace.Kook.CFrame = game.Workspace.Kookin.CFrame.lerp(game.Workspace.Kookina.CFrame, 0.4)
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It’s :Lerp not .lerp DarkDanny04 407 — 3y
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What do you want to do User#30567 0 — 3y
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Dark Danny it’s “:” or?.. iivSnooxy 248 — 3y
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It's :Lerp User#30567 0 — 3y
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If you want your Kook part to gradually move toward Kookin, then try the code below
local Kook = workspace.Kook -- Define Kook, I usually like defining variables
local Kookin = workspace.Kookin -- Instead of game.Workspace, I prefer workspace
local StartCFrame = Kook.CFrame -- This only works if Kook is a Part
local EndCFrame = Kookin.CFrame
local Step = 0.01 -- Default
local Time = 1 -- 1 Second
for Time = 0, 1, Step do -- Loop variable "Time" from 0 to 1 with step 0.01
Kook.CFrame = StartCFrame:Lerp(EndCFrame, Time) -- Lerp function
wait(Step*Time)
end
You can change Step to be anything, as long as it is
Under 1
Over 0
1÷Step is a whole number
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Is this going to make it move smoothly, or... either way I’ll accept it! iivSnooxy 248 — 3y
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Just so you know, the second argument to Lerp is not the time it takes for it to do the Lerp. It is the amount it goes to the end goal’s cframe. So, .5 would be halfway to the end goal’s cframe DarkDanny04 407 — 3y
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It will move smoothly, please see the "Step changing". Lower step = more lag but smoother User#30567 0 — 3y
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I wish I knew more about CFrames.. iivSnooxy 248 — 3y