Can be used when making a part rotating in Y axis but also allow it to move around and affect by things like gravity, pushes, or rotate in another axis but still let the Y axis rotating by itself
COMMUNITY QUESTION
How do you move a part using CFrame without changing the rotation?
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Goto.CFrame = CFrame.new(This.Position)
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you got the wrong idea
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That is literally what it is. It goes to the CFrame but it doesn't rotate. Via "move a part using CFrame without changing the rotation"
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Wait I didn't read the other stuff.
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Make a BodyGyro object, with the MaxTorque 400000, 400000, 0
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Well, the title was quite wrong. I want it to keep it's rotation, means that I want the part to rotate on it's own whenever it's being moved by CFrame.new(). And even if it's affected by gravity or pushes, it will still rotate in that axis
I answered this question here
But in your case you aren't using mouse so I'll go over it real quick
part = workspace.Part
position = Vector3.new(1,0,1)
part.CFrame = part.CFrame + (position - part.Position)
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You can use (part.CFrame - part.Position) to just get the rotation of the part. But you can also add a vector3 to a CFrame to "Returns CFrame translated in world space by Vector3".
doesn't work :/