resolved

[solar robin]

I DONT KNOW HOW TO MOVE A MODEL WITH SCRIPT IVE TRIED SO MANY THINGS AND ITS NOT WORKING AAAAAAAAAA

[thorn marlin]

pivot to

[marsh vale]

model:PivotTo(<your cframe>)

[solar robin]

not rotate

i mean

change position

[marsh vale]

model:PivotTo(<your cframe>)

[solar robin]

alright

[solar robin]

this will move based on where the PrimaryPart is right

[marsh vale]

this will move

based on your cframe

[solar robin]

uh

[marsh vale]

world space

[solar robin]

yes but like

[marsh vale]

if you make the cframe 5,2,3 it will move the model to 5,2,3

[solar robin]

i need the PrimaryPart to go to the cframe im giving it

and the rest of the model to follow with it

not the center of the model

[marsh vale]

if the pivot is on the primarypart then yes

center of the model is not the pivot

[solar robin]

so i do model.PrimaryPart:PivotTo()?

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[marsh vale]

the circled point is the pivot

[solar robin]

ye

[marsh vale]

model

model with primarypart

[solar robin]

oh it already does that for me

ok let me try it then

uh how can i convert a Vector3 to a CFrame

[thorn marlin]

cframe.new(vector3)

only has position though

[solar robin]

ah thanks

i can figure out the rotation later

[marsh vale]

the most basic way is CFrame.new(x, y, z), and with rotation it'd look like CFrame.new(x, y, z) * CFrame.Angles(rX, rY, rZ)

rX, rY, and rZ should be in radians

so if you wanted the rY to be 45 degrees then you'd do 45 in radians

[solar robin]

works, thanks

resolved

[marsh vale]

theres a resolved tag

[solar robin]

got it on now

[solar robin]

if i wanted to make them face a random direction (for the Y axis), should i be using random(-180,180), random(0,360), or random(0,180)

[marsh vale]

oh

Random.new():NextNumber(-360, 360)

but make sure its in radians

you can directly use math.rad(number)

[solar robin]

is that the same thing as just math.random(-360,360) though

[marsh vale]

no

it returns decimals too

its very useful

[solar robin]

ohhh

eh i dont think i need it that fine-point

but that might be helpful some other time

[marsh vale]

-360, 360 should be the sweet spot

[solar robin]

thanks

alright

[marsh vale]

since 0,360 will only be clockwise