All the wiki article says is about moving parts to a position. How about, say, moving a part 10 studs up?
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How do I CFrame relative to a part's current position?
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It's as simple as this:
(Example script) - This would move the part relative to another parts location:
Part1=script.Parent
Part2=game.Workspace.Part2
Part1.CFrame=CFrame.new(Part2.Position.X,Part2.Position.Y+10,Part2.Position.Z) --This would move "Part1" exactly 10 studs above "Part2".
(Example script 2) - This would move the part relative to its location
Part1=script.Parent
Part1.CFrame=CFrame.new(Part.Position.X,Part.Position.Y+10,Part.Position.Z) --This would move it exactly 10 studs above it's previous location.
So basically, you just use Position.X , Position.Y , and Position.Z to get the Parts positions, then you subtract or add to get it to where you want. Anyways, if you have any questions, please leave a comment below. Hope this helped :P
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Inefficient. You can simply multiply a CFrame by another CFrame which is "adding" them together. It will return the combined CFrame
He's not an expert scripter, don't worry about efficiency. He's learning the basics, so it doesn't really matter.