I don't really know why the script I have will not work. All that is happening currently is a model (3 parts) is being moved from one position to another, it appears to be slightly off, the position it should actually be an exact fit (I wouldn't need to use Translate). I set this model in place before using the script, then I copied to position the PrimaryPart (Already set it) is at and pasted it in the code. Here is my SCRIPT inside of the model:
function Move()
local Model = script.Parent
Model.PrimaryPart = Middle
Model:MoveTo(Vector3.new(-25,22.5,-14.5))
end
Move()
Now obviously, the new position should be -25,22.5,-14.5 but actually when I go to the primary part and look at the position, I get -25, 23.5, -14 instead. Is this not moving the PrimaryPart correctly or...?
I can provide more information if needed, I don't believe more should be required.
7 comments
There can't be a grid for MoveTo? Mainly because the Y axis has a decimal too, even though it's added by 1(WholeNumber)
Try checking results from roblox's xml model file.
Is this a model or a Part? if it was a part you could do Model.Position = Vector3.new(-25,22.5,-14.5) However if it is a model, to check its position I would assume you would check the properties of a part in the model. But if you are using another method I am not sure.
@minikitkat, it's a Model. I'm using MoveTo function which should move the PrimaryPart and everything around it to the relative position of PrimaryPart.
@oioiamigos, Where/how would I do that? I believe I've heard of what you're talking about but a bit confused.
I had this same problem! I made an entire set of different objects (same shape and size) and was scripting to move the but ONE of them never went to the right spot. So I just created another value to adjust for it
What do you mean, Another value? Like changing it multiple times?