I've made this script for a lightsaber when a player press 'q' the lightsaber blade ignites. http://prntscr.com/6oekhl
But for some reason this is what happens: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wNfuFzj52Is
Can anyone tell me why this happens or tell me what I need to do/change?
Thanks.
So basically, you're not defining the positions before the script is started. Also, you're not telling the script where the position of the part is.
There's a huge conflict within this, I believe you can fix it this way;
-- Defining the position
SaberM2PositionY = SaberM2.Position.Y
SaberM2PositionX = SaberM2.Position.X
SaberM2PositionZ = SaberM2.Position.Z
SaberM2PositionY = SaberM2.Position.Y
SaberM2PositionX = SaberM2.Position.X
SaberM2PositionZ = SaberM2.Position.Z
-- Correctly making the position
for i = 1, 9 do
Saber.SABERSNAME.Position.X = SaberM2PositionX
Saber.SABERSNAME.Position.Y = SaberM2PositionY
Saber.SABERSNAME.Position.Z = SaberM2PositionZ
Saber.SECONDSABERNAME.Position.X = SaberMPositionX
Saber.SECONDSABERNAME.Position.Y = SaberMPositionY
Saber.SECONDSABERNAME.Position.Z = SaberMPositionZ
wait()
-- saberscalecode
end
end
end)
No where is the position of anything set in the original. He's setting offset, which is relative to the part. The implementation you've provided is much more wrong. Neither is setting the X, Y, and Z of a vector3 valid.
Nope it's a lightsaber script. Don't correct me smartass.
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P.S - I haven't added anything for the second brick/mesh yet.
You should just paste your code here instead of giving a screenshot of it... There's Lua code formatting so that it looks nice here, too.