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I'm making an axe, but there's an error, output says '(expected Vector3, got CFrame)' ?
01 | local exampleModel_tree1 = workspace.exampleModel_tree1 |
02 | tool = script.Parent |
03 | local localScriptText_testing = workspace.localScriptText_testing |
04 | local SurfaceGui = localScriptText_testing.SurfaceGui |
05 | local TextLableMessageOutput = SurfaceGui.TextLabel |
06 | local player = game.Players.LocalPlayer |
07 | local mouse = player:GetMouse() |
08 | local HumanoidRootPart = workspace[player.Name].HumanoidRootPart |
09 | tool.Equipped:Connect(function() |
10 | TextLableMessageOutput.Text = "tool was equipped" |
11 | tool.Activated:Connect(function() |
12 | TextLableMessageOutput.Text = "mouse was clicked" |
13 | if mouse.Target and mouse.Target.Parent then |
14 | if mouse.Target.CFrame == exampleModel_tree1.tree1Part1_trunk.CFrame and not HumanoidRootPart.**Position **<= exampleModel_tree1.tree1Part1_trunk.CFrame + CFrame.new(1,0,0 or 2,0,0 or 3,0,0) then |
15 | if HumanoidRootPart.**Position** <= exampleModel_tree1.tree1Part1_trunk.CFrame + CFrame.new(1,0,0 or 2,0,0 or 3,0,0) then |
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The code you have posted seems to have parts of highlighted. Could you post the exact code you're using without any annotations, so that it would be easier to read? gskw 1046 — 5y
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It looks like you're mixing a CFrame with a position. A coordinate frame stores a position plus a rotational matrix. So you could just grab the .Position from the CFrames, and that should fix it. So (exampleModel_tree1.tree1Part1_trunk.CFrame + CFrame.new(1,0,0 or 2,0,0 or 3,0,0)).Position instead.