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How to weld models to models?
So I have 2 models: A ship and a Cannon. But no matter what I do, the cannon just topples right off when the boat moves. But I want the prevent that. Any help appreciated. Thanks!
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as far as i know you cant weld a model to a model proROBLOXkiller5 112 — 3y
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or just weld a part of the cannon to the ship and then just weld the unwelded parts of the cannon to the welded part of the cannon to the ship proROBLOXkiller5 112 — 3y
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The cannon's parts are already welded together. Its not like i can add a double weld, or something right? Xyternal 247 — 3y
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You can get the plugin weld editor or use qperfectionweld, which is what I use for everything lul. I'd suggest using weld constraints, you really just need to search this yourself greatneil80 2647 — 3y
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Well great neil, I just found out that ii can weld the bottom part of the model, and weld it with the floor, right? Xyternal 247 — 3y
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Have fun being 2400 greatneil lol Xyternal 247 — 3y
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just learn how to use a weld
you can not weld a model to a model
but you can weld parts of a model to another part of a model to connect them
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I've added weld constraint because i can't use the weld property. So i have a ship, and i have an unanchored cannon, and the cannon stays welded together, but then the cannon isn't welded to the floor Xyternal 247 — 3y
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just add another weldconstraint that anchors it to the floor then just put part0 as the lowest part of the cannon, then part1 as the floor. NGC4637 602 — 3y
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but im pretty sure you cant weld model to model idk how to help proROBLOXkiller5 112 — 3y