Complex problem with scaling/editing feature

[molten notch]

When I try to use more than one handle, it resets the scale. I want to make it so you can use more than one handle.

local function scale(adornee: BasePart, handle: Frame, currentSizeX, currentSizeY)
    local part = adornee.Parent.Part
    local maxSizeX = adornee.Size.X
    local maxSizeY = adornee.Size.Y

    if handle.Name == "Top" then
        local newScale = handle.Position.Y.Offset / handle.Parent.AbsoluteSize.Y
        part.Size = Vector3.new(currentSizeX,math.clamp(maxSizeY * (1 - newScale), 0.1, maxSizeY),0.5)
        part.CFrame = adornee.CFrame * CFrame.new(0,-(maxSizeY / 2) + part.Size.Y / 2,0)

    elseif handle.Name == "Bottom" then
        local newScale = handle.Position.Y.Offset / handle.Parent.AbsoluteSize.Y
        part.Size = Vector3.new(currentSizeX,math.clamp(maxSizeY * (newScale), 0.1, maxSizeY),0.5)
        part.CFrame = adornee.CFrame * CFrame.new(0,(maxSizeY / 2) - part.Size.Y / 2,0)

    elseif handle.Name == "Left" then
        local newScale = handle.Position.X.Offset / handle.Parent.AbsoluteSize.X
        part.Size = Vector3.new(math.clamp(maxSizeX * (1 - newScale), 0.1, maxSizeX),currentSizeY,0.5)
        part.CFrame = adornee.CFrame * CFrame.new((maxSizeX / 2) - part.Size.X / 2,0,0)

    elseif handle.Name == "Right" then
        local newScale = handle.Position.X.Offset / handle.Parent.AbsoluteSize.X
        part.Size = Vector3.new(math.clamp(maxSizeX * (newScale), 0.1, maxSizeX),currentSizeY,0.5)
        part.CFrame = adornee.CFrame * CFrame.new(-(maxSizeX / 2) + part.Size.X / 2,0,0)

    end
end

adornee is the hitbox (original shape)

Part is the actual part I'm trying to change

[molten notch]

still stuck on this problem to this day

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[earnest heart]

probably because you're passing in the wrong size local function scale(adornee: BasePart, handle: Frame, currentSizeX, currentSizeY) - value of currentSizeX and currentSizeY? can't you get that from the parts existing size?

maybe related to your startDrag function?

you've only shown one part of it and the problem probably isnt even in there