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?Make a new player a base with the players name assigned?
local base = game:GetService("ReplicatedStorage").p:Clone()
local bases = workspace:WaitForChild("playerbases"):GetChildren()
base.Name = game.Players.LocalPlayer.Name
base.Parent = workspace:WaitForChild("playerbases")
game.Players.PlayerRemoving:Connect(function(player)
base:Destroy()
end)
Above code works just to make the base and insert it in the game, but I want the bases to never be touching each other.
So basically
Bases (NOT TOUCHING EACH OTHER SEPARATED) Bases names are the players names
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CFrame The_Pr0fessor 595 — 6y
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Terrible at CFrame, any examples of how I would move the bases apart from each other with CFrame? kag_e 12 — 6y
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if u know how to do "for" loops u could try "for i = 0, 5" and multiplying each bases CFrame by the x The_Pr0fessor 595 — 6y
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What I would do in this situation is give the base model a primarypart, and use get/setprimarypart CFrame to set a CFrame.
Example:
base = game.ReplicatedStorage.p --100 as an example lengthOfBaseInStudsX = 100 --The amount of space in between each base offset = 30 oldBase = game.Workspace.LastPlayerJoinedBaseHere base:SetPrimaryPartCFrame(oldBase:GetPrimaryPartCFrame() * CFrame.new(lengthOfBaseInStudsX + offset, 0, 0) )
I used a modified version of this for a infinite runner game and it worked quite well.