Any way to resize/move body parts?
this posted without me even knowing, but anyways ^^^^. im trying to create a script which resizes your body with the same positions your regular body is in, but when i try it, my limb falls off. is there any way to fix this? here is the script:
--First script, starting date 1/2/2017, 10:51 pm, gl me
local weld = Instance.new("Weld")
local z = game.Players.LocalPlayer
local char = z.Character
local h = char.Head
local rleg = char["Right Leg"]
local lleg = char["Left Leg"]
local rarm = char["Right Arm"]
local larm = char["Right Arm"]
local torso = char.Torso
weld.Part0 = rleg
weld.Part1 = torso
rleg.Size = Vector3.new(1.5,7,1.5)
Instance.new("Right Hip", torso)
thank you.
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Roblox wiki is a great place but here is where you can get help if your stuck there so
The Key thing to resizing/moving body parts is welding(I guess)
You want to know how to weld it which is easy
Next lets say i wanted to create a GIANT foot, Like just one GIANT foot ok?
and still be able to use it
I Resize it to 2,4,2 in Vector3 :
local Player = game:GetService("Players").LocalPlayer
local Character = Player.Character
Character["Right Leg"].Size = Vector3.new(2,4,2)
So by doing that i resized it and it became huge!!
But then it wasnt connected to me, Wonder why?
Because when resizing or repositioning a Part that is welded by a Joint breaks and is removed
To fix this simply make your own new joint! using Instance.new(""):
local Player = game:GetService("Players").LocalPlayer
local Character = Player.Character
Character["Right Leg"].Size = Vector3.new(2,4,2)
local newRH = Instance.new("Motor6D")---Motor6Ds being the joints that Roblox animates.
newRH.Name=("Right Hip")--naming doesnt matter but for roblox to animate the part you name it Right Hip i guess
newRH.Part0=Character.Torso--Main part
newRH.Part1=Character["Right Leg"]--2nd part
Now as you can see i did create a Joint/Weld called Motor6D Roblox uses these to animate and keep you together, without them you'd be small blocks on the ground!
But what i also did was specify the Part0 and Part1
Part0 Being the First base part that connects
And Part1 being the 2nd base part that connects
so now its welded but OH NO WHY IS THE LEG INSIDE MY TORSO!!!??
That is because we didnt specify where the position of the weld should be
We can use CFrame.new()
or some other things
I generally use something that shows the joint's position and i can use a tool to change it then i print its C0 and C1
C0 Determines how the offset point is attached to Part0. C1 Is subtracted from the C0 property to create an offset point for Part1. (Taking from wiki ok? also you should learn this off the wiki it will help you!)
so you need to get your CFrames done correctly
but i dont know how to explain it correctly so i just do this
I use Custom Character creator to bind a joint and then i use edit to see where the joint is
Then i press K and i can now move a joint i click on
I then set the Joint's Position
Now to get its position i print its C0 and C1
you do this by
print(workspace.Dummywhohasweirdleg.Torso["Right Hip"].C0) print(workspace.Dummywhohasweirdleg.Torso["Right Hip"].C1)
And that is all
Please dont forget to accept my answer if you found it useful.
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