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How to use motors to make an object continuously spin?
Hello. I am trying to have a part spin continuously with motors without having to constantly change the "goal" value. Does anyone have any ideas on how I could do that? I have tried using motors, I have tried motor6D, nothing is working. If anyone could help I would greatly appreciate it.
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why not use a bodygyro The_Pr0fessor 595 — 4y
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Idk, I thought rotation would be easier. It also needs to be able to stay unanchored because it will be weilded to a moving object mc3334 649 — 4y
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well then u would need to rotate the weld wouldnt you? The_Pr0fessor 595 — 4y
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Nope. Thats what constraints are for mc3334 649 — 4y
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Don't question the script, just put it in a part (or union) that you want to spin, the part (or union) must be anchored (obviously), ;)
sphere = script.Parent a = 0 repeat sphere.Rotation = Vector3.new( 0, a, 0) wait(.01) a = a+3 until pigs == 1
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That would not work to the tiniest bit mc3334 649 — 4y
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Pigs is undefined mc3334 649 — 4y
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I also need it to be using a motor mc3334 649 — 4y
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pigs is undefined that means it will go forever User#28169 0 — 4y
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that was a dumb answer The_Pr0fessor 595 — 4y
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no offense The_Pr0fessor 595 — 4y
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Facts mc3334 649 — 4y