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How do I use CFrame:lerp()?
Let's say I have a partPart1. The CFrame I want to move it to is the CFrame of another part, Part2.
I want to use CFrame:lerp() to move it with tweening its CFrame, with a delay of d. How do I do this?
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Ok, at first glimpse Lerp() may seem complicated, but its rather simple. Solerp stands for Linear Interpolation. Lerping is a mathematical technique for producing intermediate states between a start and an endpoint. This is very similar to how you tween guis. To use lerp, you need to loop may a loop so it can smoothly glide to another Cframe.
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Part1 = game.Workspace.part1
Part2 = game.Workspace.part2
d = nil
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for i = 0,1, .1 do
d = i
Part1.CFrame = Part1.CFrame:lerp(Part2.CFrame(d)
wait()
end
This will make the part lerp from its current position to another
~~Hope I Helped
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What do you need the 'd' variable? rexbit 707 — 8y
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He used it in his koolkid8099 705 — 8y
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Thanks. BTW d is delay between each "frame" of moving. Vlatkovski 320 — 8y