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Rotating an object that over time starts speeding up? [Solved]
I'm scripting a fan that lets the fan blades rotate around repeatedly at a specified pace. My problem is that the fan blades start to speed up over time.
01 | blades = script.Parent:GetChildren() |
02 | spinSpeed = 0.005 |
03 | mathStart = 0 --angle start? |
04 | mathSpinRate = 0.005 |
05 |
06 | while true do |
07 | for _,v in pairs(blades) do |
08 | if v.Name == "Union" then |
09 | v.CFrame = v.CFrame * CFrame.Angles(0,math.rad(mathSpinRate),0) |
10 | mathStart = mathStart+mathSpinRate |
11 | end |
12 | end |
13 | wait(spinSpeed) |
14 | end |
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I dont see the problem as you are using fixed values. User#5423 17 — 8y
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on line number 10 you have mathStart = mathStart + mathSpinRate which then starts to stack the value upon itself.
try mathStart = mathSpinRate instead.
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That didn't fix it, but I definitely see what you were going at. After reviewing that small part, I noticed something in line 9 and I was able to fix it. Troidit 253 — 8y