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How do I use welds better? Problem with alignment.
My welds are making the parts have offsets from the original build. What causes this? does moving the parts have anything to do with it? Although i have it weld then unanchor after the weld so I dont see why the positions of the parts are slightly off after the welds.
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what do you mean by offsets? VVoretex 146 — 3y
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lets say two parts are next to eachother one at (0,0,0) and the other at (1,0,0) and after the weld ones at (0,0,0) and the other is at (1,0,.1) jamespringles 105 — 3y
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Line up the parts prior to welding them, when welding use a "WeldConstraint" which can be found by clicking the "+" icon by an item in the explorer.
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local model = script.Parent
local function modelWeld(model,mainpart)
for _,v in pairs (model:GetDescendants())do
if v:IsA("BasePart") then
local weld = Instance.new("WeldConstraint")
weld.Parent = mainpart
weld.Part0 = mainpart
weld.Part1 = v
end
end
end
modelWeld(model,model.Grass2)
this happens within serverstorage before the model is copied. after it is copied it is unanchored but has parts that are in positions that weren't in the original