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Is there a way to make a model position and rotation the exact same as another?
I'm trying to make a door open on a button push, When somebody pushes the button door 1 position and rotation will be the same as door 2's to give the impression that it swung open I am havening trouble finding the exact numbers, is there a way to do something like this
door1.postion = door2 postion
with this script?
local cframe = game.Workspace.Door1.PrimaryPart.CFrame
function onclick()
game.workspace.Door1:SetPrimaryPartCFrame(CFrame.new(240.909, 1.283, 221.164))
end
game.workspace.button.ClickDetector.MouseClick:Connect(onclick)
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game.workspace is deprecated. use workspace or game.Workspace instead. Also you can use CFrame.new() * CFrame.Angles(). Keep in mind that the angles are in radiants, not degrees. Dovydas1118 1495 — 3y
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I also agree with Dovydas1118. it should be .Workspace and you can just move the first part with CFrame.new() * CFrame.Angles() and set the angle. instead of changing it too a second part with SetPrimaryPartCFrame Ashedee 43 — 3y
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local cframe = game.Workspace.Door1.PrimaryPart.CFrame
idk why you have the variable above. I would set this to Door 1 or something not the CFrame
This will set the CFrame of Door 1 to the CFrame of Door2
function onclick()
Door1:SetPrimaryPartCFrame(Door2.CFrame)
end
game.workspace.button.ClickDetector.MouseClick:Connect(onclick)
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"CFrame is not a valid member of Model "Workspace.Door2" awesomespeed101 6 — 3y
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is your door 2 pointing to a model instead of a part? try (Door2.door.CFrame) or what ever they name of the part is. Ashedee 43 — 3y
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ok awesomespeed101 6 — 3y