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How to weld 2 multipart shoes to avatar, one to one leg and the other to the other leg?

Asked by 5 years ago

I have 2 shoes made up of about 5 parts. I need to weld them to the characters feet on spawn. I would really appreciate if someone could help me.

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Fifkee 2017 Community Moderator Moderation Voter
5 years ago

Here's how I do it, not quite efficient.

First, use Ozzypig's welding plugin, and just weld them together.

Position the two shoe models onto the correct feet. Then, weld them to the character's feet--again, using the welding plugin.

Next, use ttyyuu12345's Model2Script converter. Make sure you include the shoe model, and the legs. And when I say "include the legs," I mean INCLUDE THE LEGS.

Set up a PlayerAdded-CharacterAdded event set.

Then, when Model2Script finishes writing the script, strip the necessary parts of the code and paste it into the characteradded block. (as in, the sandboxing is not necessary.)

After that, edit the line that welds the shoe model to the leg to the added characters leg (the first argument provided by the CharacterAdded's function.)

If you do this right (and keep the shoe sizes relatively the same), this will be the only setup you will need to do ever. If you're good with CFrame work (which is what the C0 and C1 values of a weld are composed of), then you can easily offset the CFrame's Y position. Good luck, farewell!

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"Position the two shoe models onto the correct feet. Then, weld them to the character's feet--again, using the welding plugin." Any humanoid's legs? vonotige 49 — 5y
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And this can be done to any bodypart, right? vonotige 49 — 5y
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Yeah, any body part. For more clarification, don't weld each shoe part to a foot. Weld the parts of a shoe together, and then weld the part (that doesn't have any welds inside of it) to the foot, after you positioned it. The plugin automatically sets the C0/C1 values, so that's pretty great. Fifkee 2017 — 5y
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Hey, Fifkee, I would really appreciate if you could check my answer, thanks. vonotige 49 — 5y
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I'm sorry, this might be harder than I thought to make for you. Er.. please don't take that the wrong way. Give me an hour or two, I'll make a YouTube tutorial for you to follow. See you then! Fifkee 2017 — 5y
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I would appreciate if you could maybe link your channel or the video here. vonotige 49 — 5y
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yea im interested as well cause im having the same issue Cantbeatmerbro 1 — 5y
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I've got this script so far, but it doesn't work... Script (was too much characters for this answer)

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