Okay, so I've been scripting a basic script that sets properties of objects. I feel like there is an easier method of moving a model rather than moving each separate child of the model. Is there a way to do that? Writing scripts the way I do (as shown below) is taking an ample amount of time.
left = script.Parent.Left
right = script.Parent.Right
i = math.random(1,4)
print(i)
if i<=2 then
leftClone = left:Clone()
leftClone.Name = "leftClone"
leftClone.Parent = game.Workspace.Obstacle_1
print("Left is cloned!")
print(leftClone.Parent)
wait()
leftClone.Part1.Anchored = true
leftClone.Part2.Anchored = true
leftClone.Wedge1.Anchored = true
leftClone.Part1.Position = Vector3.new(-7.5, 27.93, -122.605)
leftClone.Part2.Position = Vector3.new(-6.202, 52.194, -117.334)
leftClone.Wedge1.Position = Vector3.new(-4.659, 52.211, -115.835)
leftClone.Part1.Orientation = Vector3.new(10, 0, 90)
leftClone.Part2.Orientation = Vector3.new(90, -45, 0)
leftClone.Wedge1.Orientation = Vector3.new(0, -125, 0)
wait()
leftClone.Part1.Transparency = 0
leftClone.Part2.Transparency = 0
leftClone.Wedge1.Transparency = 0
leftClone.Part1.CanCollide = true
leftClone.Part2.CanCollide = true
leftClone.Wedge1.CanCollide = true
print("Left is visible!")
wait()
leftClone.Part1.onTouch_Death.Disabled = false
leftClone.Part2.onTouch_Death.Disabled = false
leftClone.Wedge1.onTouch_Death.Disabled = false
elseif i>=3 then
rightClone = right:Clone()
rightClone.Name = "rightClone"
rightClone.Parent = game.Workspace.Obstacle_1
print("Right is cloned!")
print(rightClone.Parent)
wait()
rightClone.Part1.Anchored = true
rightClone.Part2.Anchored = true
rightClone.Wedge1.Anchored = true
rightClone.Part1.Position = Vector3.new(-0.53, 27.924, -122.765)
rightClone.Part2.Position = Vector3.new(-1.722, 52.187, -117.204)
rightClone.Wedge1.Position = Vector3.new(-3.269, 52.205, -115.755)
rightClone.Part1.Orientation = Vector3.new(10, 0, 90)
rightClone.Part2.Orientation = Vector3.new(90, 45, 0)
rightClone.Wedge1.Orientation = Vector3.new(0, 125, 0)
wait()
rightClone.Part1.Transparency = 0
rightClone.Part2.Transparency = 0
rightClone.Wedge1.Transparency = 0
rightClone.Part1.CanCollide = true
rightClone.Part2.CanCollide = true
rightClone.Wedge1.CanCollide = true
print("Right is visible!")
wait()
rightClone.Part1.onTouch_Death.Disabled = false
rightClone.Part2.onTouch_Death.Disabled = false
rightClone.Wedge1.onTouch_Death.Disabled = false
end
4 comments
So when I use the function, I would place the position I want to set the primary part in the parentheses of the function? :SetPrimaryPartCFrame(X, Y, Z) ?
The primary part is a property of models, so you set it how you would set the transparency of a part, etc... Example: Model.PrimaryPart = Model:FindFirstChild("Centre")
:SetPrimaryPartCFrame() moves the primary part to the cframe that you put in the parentheses and the model moves with the primary part too
It worked perfectly! Thanks so much for your answer!