#welded model not tweening

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lapis leaf
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u dont need code

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tweening is a single line

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well

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almost

swift terrace
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So I need the code

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No code = no help

lapis leaf
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i realised this is scripting help but its a bit late now

swift terrace
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Still, what you want to do?

lapis leaf
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tween the model

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its all welded but the other parts r just stuck

swift terrace
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Tween the primary part of the model

lapis leaf
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thats what im doing

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the welds just bend

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stretch

swift terrace
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If you are using model:SetPrimaryPartCFrame it will move the entire model without using welds

lapis leaf
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yeah ik but tweening would be alot smoother

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i originally did that but switched to tweening

swift terrace
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Then you could tween a part and change the model's primary part based on that part CFrame

lapis leaf
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not really efficient tho since tweening the welded model should work

swift terrace
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Ok so

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here is how you should do it to make it look good

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Crate a part (transparent, non collideable and anchored) and tween that part's CFrame however you want
Using RunService update the model's primary part CFrame to the tweening part

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Easy

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That would be like tweening the model, it would be smooth

lapis leaf
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just decided to set the primary part cframe

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works fine but doesnt look as good

swift terrace
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Did you used my method?