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Rotation script breaks?
First of all, the block I'm rotating has a mesh in it. But the following code breaks when it gets to the rotation 90 on the Y axis
local b = script.Parent
while true do
wait(.01)
b.Rotation = b.Rotation + Vector3.new(0, 1, 0)
end
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You put "wait(.01)" which would require the script to wait 1/100 of a second but the quickest wait possible is 1/60 of a second which is "wait(0)" FearMeIAmLag 1161 — 9y
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I don't want it to rotate super fast :P wackem 50 — 9y
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You were having it rotate 100 times a second which the roblox engine does not support, 1/60 is the shortest amount of time and "wait(0)" makes it wait 1/60th of a second. FearMeIAmLag 1161 — 9y
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Its probably better to use CFrame and while wait(.01) do here is the overall result of the script.
local b = script.Parent
local rot = 0 -- Make a rotation variable
while wait(.01) do
rot = rot + .01 -- Make it add on every .01 second
b.CFrame = CFrame.new(b.CFrame.X,b.CFrame.Y,b.CFrame.Z) * CFrame.Angles(0,rot --[[set this to rot so it can rotate]] ,0)
end
--There you go!
Hope this helps!
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The reason why it doesn't work is because you are adding +1 to the rotation each time.
On Roblox, when rotating a part, once the Y rotation gets to 85, it looks like this:
--This is what the rotation looks like if you add 1 to the Y value each time 0,85, 0 0,86,0 0,87,0 0,88,0 0,89,0 0,90,0 -180,89,-180 -180,88,-180 -180,87,-180 -180,86,-180 -180,85,-180
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I don't know how to entirely explain this, but I'll fix your code.
local b = script.Parent
while true do
wait(.01)
b.CFrame = b.CFrame * CFrame.fromEulerAnglesXYZ(0,1,0)
end
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Its better to use CFrame.Angles instead of fromEulerAnglesXYZ Hero_ic 502 — 9y
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It's the same thing, but whatever. systematicaddict 295 — 9y