#what the hell are cframes anyway

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pastel sky
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ye

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np

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alr

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CFrame means Coordinate Frame

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its a position and a rotation

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great

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CFrame.new(0,0,0)

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ye

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alr

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to move a character u do

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character:PivotTo(theCframeYouWantThemAt)

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the two functions u will be working with are
GetPivot()
and
PivotTo()

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they work on baseParts and models

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the other values are optional

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if u put them then they are set

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other wise they are the defaults

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CFrame.new() will return a CFrame at location 0,0,0

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read over that

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u can make a cframe like that

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too

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for the angles u gotta use math.rad

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alright

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sometimes people put a part down to show where they wanna teleport the player

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so u can have a part called "teleportPoint"

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no

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that thing u wrote wont work

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--[[
this script teleports a Players character to the Chosen CFrame
GetPlayerFromCharacter returns the player or nil
]]
local TeleportPoint = CFrame.new()

part.Touched:Connect(function(hit) -- hit is the part that touched the part
    local player = game.Players.GetPlayerFromCharacter(hit.Parent) 
    if player then -- checks if its a player or if its nil
        player.Character:PivotTo(TeleportPoint) -- teleports to chosen CFrame
    end

end)
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alr

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do u have this script under a part?

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if so

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local part = script.Parent

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then u can do part.Touched:Connect bla blah

gray river
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obviously its saying that youre using the wrong symbol, it even tells you the correct one to use

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so replace the '.' with ':'

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this GetPlayerFromCharacter

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okay good

regal dust
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CFrame.new CFrame.Angles

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theres another 3 values but i dont know what they are

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radions

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if you wanna change the angles

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youd have to do CFrame.Angles(math.rad(90), 0, 0)

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rad is radions

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i think it converts radions into degrees

regal dust
gray river
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not radions

regal dust
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my fault og

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lol yea