So I am working on a game and the title screen has a small windmill that has a random slow speed that changes to look like wind is blowing it. It works perfectly in studio but in game it only moves a tiny for a split second when the speed value changes. Is there anyway to stop parts or a model from sleeping? Mabye some script function? Something like Model.CanSleep = false would be nice. Anyone got any ideas?
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[ANSWERED BY SELF ]How to stop parts from "Sleeping" / Freezing?
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ANSWER: If you attach a small imbalanced motor to it (sort of like a vibration motor) but at a speed of around AngularVelocity 10 then the neighbouring parts will remain active. Hope this helps someone.
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Please mark your own solution as accepted so other's needn't make an answer just to find out you already have an answer
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Nvm i just noticed your title was "answered by self" and not "angered by self"
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Can you please give me an example of your code I can look at? This would help me a lot in giving you a solid answer.
while true do script.Parent.HingeConstraint.AngularVelocity = (math.random(0,100))/100 wait(5) end
Don't worry, I just found a solution while messing around. I attatched a part to the body of the windmill and as it's constantly spinning it forces the game to keep all the neighbouring parts active