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Is there any way to make a object you can hold, without making it a tool?
I've seen in some games, where you can hold something but it isn't a tool. I don't understand how, could somebody explain it to me?
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Yes. You just need to create a Weld instance. Of course, you will have to manage this weld and player input manually.
See this example code below (placed inside a part in the workspace)
01 | local picked_up = false; |
02 |
03 | script.Parent.Touched:connect(function(hit) |
04 | if (picked_up) then return end; |
05 | if (game.Players:GetPlayerFromCharacter(hit.Parent) == nil) then return end; |
06 | picked_up = true; |
07 | script.Parent.Anchored = false; |
08 |
09 | local r_hand = hit.Parent:FindFirstChild("RightHand"); |
10 | local weld = Instance.new("Weld", r_hand); |
11 | weld.Part0 = r_hand; |
12 | weld.Part1 = script.Parent; |
13 | weld.C0 = CFrame.new(); |
14 | weld.C1 = CFrame.new(0,r_hand.Size.Y,r_hand.Size.Z); |
15 |
16 | end); |
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Is there a way like that for models or groups of parts? awesomespeed101 6 — 4y
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Weld all the parts in the model to a central part (WeldConstraint would be useful), then weld that to the player. R1ceNice 20 — 4y
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Ok awesomespeed101 6 — 4y