How to get the mouse's position?

Asked Dec 29, 2017229 views1 answers

I'M NOT ASKING FOR THE CFRAME WHICH IS BY USING ORIGIN OR USING HIT.

I would like to know how to get the mouse's position and not it's CFrame. Right now I'm doing this:

Target.Parent.main.CFrame = mouse.Hit

it rotates it too since I use the CFrame, please help me only use the position.

I'm trying to make a function that makes it so when you click an object it moves it, to the position of the mouse.

AnonymousDec 29, 2017

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part.CFrame.p will return a position. So if we get the position of mouse.Hit and wrap it in a rotationless CFrame, we get:

Target.Parent.main.CFrame = CFrame.new(mouse.Hit.p);

You could also set

Target.Parent.main.Position = mouse.Hit.p;

AnonymousDec 29, 2017Edited Dec 30, 2017Permalink

CFrame.p is not a function; It doesn't return anything.

AnonymousDec 30, 2017#

When I said CFrame.p I meant part.CFrame.p

AnonymousDec 30, 2017#

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