Trying to lerp what would I put inside the parenthesis if I'm trying to lerp the C0 of a part? Ignore the disorganization of the script if you can.
local p = game.Players.LocalPlayer
local char = p.Character
local rad = math.rad
local hum = char.Humanoid
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local LeftUpperArm = char.LeftUpperArm
local LeftShoulder = char.LeftUpperArm.LeftShoulder
local LeftLowerArm = char.LeftLowerArm
local LeftElbow = char.LeftLowerArm.LeftElbow
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local LeftUpperLeg = char.LeftUpperLeg
local LeftHip = char.LeftUpperLeg.LeftHip
local LeftLowerLeg = char.LeftLowerLeg
local LeftKnee = char.LeftLowerLeg.LeftKnee
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local RightUpperArm = char.RightUpperArm
local RightShoulder = char.RightUpperArm.RightShoulder
local RightLowerArm = char.RightLowerArm
local RightElbow = char.RightLowerArm.RightElbow
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local RightUpperLeg = char.RightUpperLeg
local RightHip = char.RightUpperLeg.RightHip
local RightLowerLeg = char.RightLowerLeg
local RightKnee = char.RightLowerLeg.RightKnee
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local UpperTorso = char.UpperTorso
local LowerTorso = char.LowerTorso
local Root = char.LowerTorso.Root
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local Head = char.Head
local Neck = char.Head.Neck
local RootPart = char.HumanoidRootPart
local LeftHand = char.LeftHand
local RightHand = char.RightHand
local LeftFoot = char.LeftFoot
local RightFoot = char.RightFoot
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local v3 = Vector3.new
local ns = NumberSequence.new
local new = Instance.new
local nr = NumberRange.new
local bc =BrickColor.new
local UpperTorso = char.UpperTorso
local Waist = char.UpperTorso.Waist
for i = 1,100 do
LeftShoulder.C0 = LeftShoulder.C0:lerp(CFrame.new(LeftShoulder.C0.p)*CFrame.Angles(rad(0),rad(0),
rad(0)),.0) --LeftUpperArm
wait()
end
4 comments
You need to use math.rad, not rad to convert to radians. Also, 0 orientation is the same as 0 radians.
I am using math.rad I defined rad to be equal to math.rad
Oh, didn't see that. Well, 0 radians are the same as 0. It is like doing 0 * 100 instead of 0.
lmao trying to edit my script i used the same method with new = Instance.new