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What exactly is C1 property of a joint?

Asked by 5 years ago

I have recently been experimenting with joints for an fps, and clearly joints are key. For this though I need to know, what is the C1 property of a joint. In my understanding it is the position of part 1 of a join in relation to part 0. Also I think that the C0 property is the offset of the part 0 in relation to part one. Am I getting at this wrong, or are joints really confusing. I appreciate the help, thanks. An explanation or example would really help.

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Answered by 5 years ago

Setting CFrame of C0 determines how the offset point is attached to Part0 and setting CFrame for C1 is subtracted from the C0 property to create an offset point for Part1.

So they are the spacing and angles from each other.

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Oh, so it only affects the Part 0, not the Part 1. Right? greenhamster1 180 — 5y
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