Yes, there is a way to do this. I have never used the Vector3 of Rotation. Although, because it's Vector3, the second the part starts to rotate and Collides with another object, the part will be moved upwards until that collision no longer exists.
- So, how can we rotate the parts without the allowance of collision?
We use a CFrame instead of Vector3! Well, what is CFrame? CFrame or Coordinate Frame is what defines an objects location and it's rotation as well. CFrame allows us to place one part inside of another.
So, to do this we need to go to the part then it's CFrame ( part.CFrame ). Due to us wanting to Rotate the part, we'll use CFrame.Angles. This is the same thing as CFrame.fromEulerAnglesXYZ, just basically a shorter name. Now, here is what your script will look like:
01 | local model = script.Parent |
04 | for _,part in pairs (model:GetChildren()) do |
05 | if part.ClassName == "Part" then |
06 | part.CFrame = part.CFrame * CFrame.Angles(1, 0, 0) |
You may want to adjust the (1,0,0) to your liking. You can find more information about CFrame here
I would suggest removing where you'll make this script a function and switch out where function Move() is and place the while true do, don't forget the wait!
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