#Lerping
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Sorry about him nobody likes him
The vector3 object has a :lerp() function
Vector3 is just something with x,y, and z
vector3.new(x,y,z):lerp(vector3.new(x,y,z)
Any part also has part.positon such is a vector3 holding it's position
So you can get the lerp of two parts (part1,part2) by
local part1 = instance.new("part") --just a part, can be workspace.part
local part2=instance.new("part")
part.position:lerp(part2.position)```
what are you talking about?
guy seemed like he had code and you're making this about me wtf
seems like you have nothing to contribute to this discussion scripting wise
you have a start
and a goal
you use a for loop
and you use task.wait
then in each iteration you set the position to a lerp with a new alpha
Change the alpha