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How can I make this script more simplified, if possible?
I've created a part with BodyPosition. It moves around in a circle because of the positions I've set it. There are 12 blocks that form the circle, and I had made it so it moves to each block. It feels pretty lengthy to me, however. Is there a more simplified or even an easier way to achieve the same results?
01 | local box = game.Workspace.Box |
02 | local bodypos= box.BodyPosition |
03 | local pos1 = box.b1 |
04 | local pos2 = box.b2 |
05 | local pos3 = box.b3 |
06 | local pos4 = box.b4 |
07 | local pos5 = box.b5 |
08 | local pos6 = box.b6 |
09 | local pos7 = box.b7 |
10 | local pos8 = box.b8 |
11 | local pos9 = box.b9 |
12 | local pos10 = box.b10 |
13 | local pos11 = box.b11 |
14 | local pos12= box.b12 |
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See if this works:
01 | local box = game.Workspace.Box |
02 | local bodypos= box.BodyPosition |
03 |
04 | local poses = { |
05 | box.b1, box.b2, box.b3, box.b4, box.b5, box.b6, |
06 | box.b7, box.b8, box.b9, box.b10, box.b11, box.b12 |
07 | } |
08 |
09 | while true do |
10 | for i=1, #poses do |
11 | bodypos.position = poses[i].Position |
12 | wait(0.9) |
13 | end |
14 | end |
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Sort of. However BodyPosition values do not seem to take any effect :( XxMitch90210xX 10 — 9y
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Oh wait! It's because wait(0.9) is not wait(0.09) Thank you! XxMitch90210xX 10 — 9y
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Not clear yet. Whenever I try to duplicate the model, the copied one does not work :( XxMitch90210xX 10 — 9y
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I'm sorry again! I found the answer. The first line should be local box = script.Parent....Thanks again! XxMitch90210xX 10 — 9y
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x3 you having troubles today man? haha NAWESOME14 40 — 9y