So I am working on a game based on an anime, and I would like to have it when the user has equipped the tool(model), the tool(model) is not held by their hand but rather follow them from behind when moving or stay in front of them when idle. (Or they can just stay behind them at all costs unless they have executed some punches etc.) I have tried various things but none have worked. Please help!
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I need help scripting the tools to follow you around instead of being held in your hand. Any help?
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This might help to control movement of the model: http://wiki.roblox.com/index.php?title=Making_a_Floating_sphere
Then you can use a tool to make it disappear and appear when you equip it
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Everything worked. I tested the entire script until I placed it inside the Model(which is now an entire tool). The tool popped up when I equipped it but didn't follow me around or float :(
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You could use an empty tool to control the model outside of the tool
I mean like. I have turned the entire model into a tool so it can be accessible by the user.
Well you can still control the model from a script inside of the tool, like you can put the model in workspace and have a tool with just a script to control everything