Hello im making a elevator and it has welds, but i dont want it to fall, how can i prevent it from falling without removing the welds or using anchoring it?
COMMUNITY QUESTION
Is there any way to make a model not fall without anchoring?
1 answer
Following up from the comments,
You can tween a model using for loops and SetPrimaryPartCFrame(). Note that you'll need a primary part for this to work.
Setting the CFrame directly will also ignore objects/terrain in the way of the position, but this will move the entire model with or without welds.
local model = workspace.Model -- assume model
local goalBrick = workspace.Goal -- assume part
-- example
function tweenModel(model, goal)
-- tweens the model to the goal
local start = model.PrimaryPart.Crame
local step = 1 -- the higher this is, the faster it'll go
for i = 0, 100, step do
local newCF = start:Lerp(goal, i/100)
-- CFrame:Lerp(goal, alpha) creates a CFrame that is interpolated between start and goal by alpha. (i.e) if alpha is 0.5, the returned CFrame will be 50% of the way between start and goal
model:SetPrimaryPartCFrame(newCF)
wait(0.1)
end
end
tweenModel(model, goalBrick.CFrame)
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6 comments
any specific reason why you want to avoid anchoring
i want to move it with tween service and i dont know how to use it in models
i'm pretty sure TweenService still works with anchored parts, you may have to create a manual tweening method though
but how can i use it with a entire model
want me to write an example as an answer?
ok