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How to make a smooth moving part?
Hello im a fresh new scripter, i searched on youtube for how to make moving parts. But it's not working. And i want them to move smoothly
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Use lerping. H4X0MSYT 536 — 7y
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Like this?
local Part = (Insert object here) -- For example workspace.Part
local Vector3Pos = Vector3.new(number,number,number) -- Target
local Second = 0.5 -- Optional
local X,Y,Z
local DX,DY,DZ = (Part.Position.X-Vector3Pos.X),(Part.Position.Y-Vector3Pos.Y),(Part.Position.Z-Vector3Pos.Z)
for i=1,(Seconds*50) do
X=Part.Position.X-(DX/50)
Y=Part.Position.Y-(DY/50)
Z=Part.Position.Z-(DZ/50)
Part.Position=Vector3.new(X,Y,Z)
wait(Seconds/50)
end
/* edit */ or this?
local Part = (Insert object here) -- For example workspace.Part
local Vector3Pos = Vector3.new(number,number,number) -- Target
Part:lerp(Vector3Pos, (insert number here (alpha))) -- Forgot to mention tweening
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there are many ways you could do this, such as repeatedly updating the part's CFrame, however in my opinion one of the most smoothest and efficient ways is using something called Tween. you can find more on it here: http://wiki.roblox.com/index.php?title=API:Class/TweenService plagueus 44 — 7y
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this is simple so lets say you have a part that is 5 studs from the center of the map now you want it to move smoothly without using Vector 3 ig i don't use those here is what you do
local part = script.Parent for num = 0, 1, 0.1 -- How many times it will loop idk part.CFrame = part.CFame:lerp(CFrame.new(0,0,0), num) wait()
the should smoothly move the brick in the center of the map I didn't test it.