Directly clone a part from your cursor?

It is possible to clone a part from your cursor. You need to get the position of the cursor and then clone the part, setting it's position to the position of the cursor.

Fortunately, there is a property called Hit in the Mouse which returns the CFrame of the mouse in the 3D space. which eliminates most of the hard work. You can convert this to a Vector3 by adding .p to the end of the Hit property.This basically converts the CFrame into a Vector3.

An example of what you could do is this (use a LocalScript and put it in StarterPack):

local player = game.Players.LocalPlayer --Gets the local player.
local mouse = player:GetMouse() --Gets the player's mouse
local part = game.Workspace.Part --You can change this to your part.
local db = false --Debounce variable, which is used to make the function only run once when the mouse is clicked.

mouse.Button1Down:connect(function() --Fires a function when the mouse is clicked.
	local hit = mouse.Hit.p --Get the position of the cursor in 3D space.
	local pClone = part:Clone()
	pClone.Parent = workspace --Global variable for game.Workspace.
	pClone.Position = hit --Moves the part to where the cursor is in 3D space.
end) --Closing parenthesis to wrap the function in the connection line.

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