Would I lerp, or use a loop that rotates my fake arms to reload and etc. And to return my original arms back to there original position, would I i just rotate them opposite?
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How would I CFrame animate a reloading animation?
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Both. You lerp with a loop so both.
To return them back to their original position lerp from the changed position to the unachanged.
Note that you'll be lerping welds not the objects' CFrame
######Lerping example
local start = CFrame.new(0,0,0);
local finish = start * CFrame.Angles(math.rad(10),0,0) * CFrame.new(0,10,0);
local smooth = 50;
for i = 1,smooth do
local newCF = start:lerp(finish,i/smooth);
wait();
end
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I have a question with lerping, isnt lerping like taking a parts position to another position, so how would I do this?
Edited with an example.
first argument of lerp is the target, second is the alpha(a number, to be a percentage between start and target)
oh wow thanks!
I have a question on your second part, why would you divide i by 50?
'i' is the current iteration of the for loop. If 'i' goes from 1 to 50 then 25 is the halfway point. 25/50 = .5 = 50%
The second argument is supposed to be a number that acts as a percentage(x/100)