Can moving a part with CFrame get it automatically moved somewhere else?
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6 years ago Edited 6 years ago
I heard it can happen with position, but I'm having the problem with CFrame. The Part I'm moving has cancollide off and I'm trying to move it somewhere, but when I do the part gets moved somewhere completely different. For example I can move a part on the y axis and it might move it on the x and z axis as well. Also I think the problem is to do with he part overlapping with the player and I'm wondering whether collision groups would fix it.
Here's the script if you need it.
01 | local Blast = Instance.new("Part") |
02 | local Weld3 = Instance.new("WeldConstraint") |
03 | Weld3.Part0 = Player.Character.InnerBall |
07 | Blast.Color = Color3.fromRGB(0,255,255) |
08 | Blast.Material = "Neon" |
09 | Blast.Transparency = 0.5 |
10 | Blast.CanCollide = false |
11 | Blast.Shape = "Cylinder" |
12 | Blast.Size = Vector3.new(Player.Character.OuterBall.Size.X * 4, Player.Character.OuterBall.Size.Z, Player.Character.OuterBall.Size.Y) |
13 | Blast.CFrame = Player.Character.OuterBall.CFrame * CFrame.new(0 ,-Blast.Size.X/2 , 0) |
14 | Blast.Orientation = Vector3.new(-45,0,90) |
15 | Blast.Parent = Player.Character |
This is the part where I CFrame the part I was talking about earlier.
1 | Blast.CFrame = Player.Character.OuterBall.CFrame * CFrame.new(0 ,-Blast.Size.X/2 , 0) |
Also I've been told that a suspect was welding. I'm not too sure about that,but that might help you.
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