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Would I use MakeJoints() ?
Alright so I'm trying to make my ROBLOXian have a certain arm angle, 2 seconds after I join the game. The problem is It's not staying connected to the character. I've tried to anchor it, but it just falls off the map. How Would I make it stick to my player?
The script is inside of StarterPack:
01 | wait(2) |
02 | x = script.Parent.Parent.Name |
03 | player = game.Workspace:FindFirstChild(x):GetChildren() |
04 | if player ~= nil then |
05 | for i = 1,#player do |
06 | if player[i]:IsA("Part") then |
07 | if player[i].Name == "Left Arm" then |
08 | player[i].Position = Vector3.new (-0.699999928, 3.4000001, -0.699999988) |
09 | player[i].Rotation = Vector3.new (90.0000076, 1.67182443e-005, 45) |
10 | end |
11 | end |
12 | end |
13 | end |
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Problems
- No need for the get children and everything
- Use CFrame, don't change the position.
Just go get the left arm like you usually would:
1 | local x = script.Parent.Parent.Name |
2 | game.Workspace:FindFirstChild(x)["Left Leg"] |
3 | game.Workspace:FindFirstChild(x):FindFirstChild("Left Leg") |
4 | game.Workspace:FindFirstChild(x):WaitForChild("Left Leg") |
CFrame and CFrame.Angles
Use CFrame instead of changing the Position and rotation.
1 | part.CFrame = CFrame.new(0,10,0) * part.CFrame.Angles(0,0,math.rad(90)) |
Final Product
1 | wait(2) |
2 | local player = script.Parent.Parent.Character --If script.Parent.Parent is a player, we can get the character by doing ".Character". |
3 | local arm = player["Left Leg"] |
4 | arm.CFrame = CFrame.new(-0.699999928, 3.4000001, -0.699999988) * CFrame.Angles(math.rad(90.0000076), math.rad(1.67182443e-005), math.rad(45)) |
5 | --arm.Anchored = true --Do this if the arm falls off... |
Hope it helps!