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Why isn't the hinge constraint I put on these two models working?
I put two hinge constraints on two different models. The constraints are facing the same way. It is set to servo. Angular velocity = 0.3 and max torque = 100,000,000. It is set so high because it is connected to two models high in parts. And this is how I'm trying to move it:
1 | local hinge = script.Parent |
2 |
3 | while true do |
4 | hinge.TargetAngle = 90 |
5 | wait(2) |
6 | hinge.TargetAngle = 0 |
7 | wait(2) |
8 | end |
And it won't work please help me.
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HOW HARD IS IT JUST TO READ MY BIO? hiimgoodpack 2009 — 7y
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Sorry, I just put the script together without thinking lol rilgundam 65 — 7y
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Please help me and not tell me that I need to indent because I already know that. rilgundam 65 — 7y
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Make sure the script is in the HingConstraint and the ActuatorType supports "TargetAngle" then be sure to check the script for false lines of code. LastApollo 76 — 7y
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Yep already did rilgundam 65 — 7y
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This is what the roblox tutorial said to do and it's not working rilgundam 65 — 7y
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Please help me rilgundam 65 — 7y
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Make sure you have an attachment on both parts you wish to rotate, and that the hinge script is actually editing the TargetAngle of the hinge constraint. JusticeOfScarlet 62 — 7y