cyan kettle
The decal is set to front. And when I set cam CFrame to this parts CFrame I look genuenly the other way. And when I rotate the part 180 degrees I look in the wrong direction again... WHY?
Great... Now its even worse than before...
workspace.Camera.CFrame = workspace.CAM_Position.CFrame
1, The camera in an outside view
2. The camera after I set its CFrame to the part's.
covert grail
The decal is set to front. And when I set cam CFrame to this parts CFrame I look...
right click on it in workspaec and press show indicator or something
direction indicator or something like that
covert grail
interesting
cyan kettle
I look here.
covert grail
you need to set the current camera and not workspace.camera
it's workspace.CurrentCamera
and also set camera type to scriptable
before the cframe
cyan kettle
NICEE. Setting it to scriptable made it look in the right direction but now I cant change its direction. But its alr cuz I could see how it looks. Tysm.
cyan kettle
also wdym can't change direction
Cuz holding right click and trying to turn the camera, in editor doesnt work but I can just turn back the camtype to fixed so I can use it normally.
U carried ts 2 times in a row. Ty for helping out gang.
🙏
covert grail
you want it to turn the camera if you hold right click?
cyan kettle
you want it to turn the camera if you hold right click?
I just changed back its mode. No biggie. The point was to see what the cam could see and delete whats outside of it.
covert grail
i see
covert grail
Are you still avaiable?
yeah what's up
cyan kettle
yeah what's up
CFrame strikes again. I wanna as for some coding help if its fine. Since I swear to god CFrames are for some reason make me suicidal.
covert grail
sure
cyan kettle
sure
So basically I have this.
update = function( prop, dt )
local counter = prop.Counter
local rotValue = prop.Rotation
local startY = prop.StartY.Value
counter.Value += ( 60 * dt ) % 360
local newY = startY + (math.sin(math.rad(counter.Value)) * 7)
local nextPos = Vector3.new(prop.Position.X, newY, prop.Position.Z)
local rotationStep = CFrame.Angles(
rotValue.X * dt,
rotValue.Y * dt,
rotValue.Z * dt
)
prop.CFrame = CFrame.new(nextPos) * prop.CFrame.Rotation * rotationStep
end
And I wanted it to rotate in the same continous direction as a constant and levitate. Now, the levitation part works fine... But the rotation one.
This is NOT how I'd like for it to behave.
Wrong video.
Mb.
cyan kettle
sure
Tho this might be too much. Since I have 0 idea wtf is with CFrames and their rotations.
covert grail
have you tried
prop.CFrame *= CFrame.angles(0, math.rad(1), 0)
just that for the rotation
cyan kettle
just that for the rotation
Yeah. This one works fine.
covert grail
so it's fixed right
cyan kettle
AH
I get the problem.
My absolute DUMBASS
Named the rotation object... The same as the props rotation property.
Take a deep breath.
Damn.
Now that I knew the issue I could fix it.
covert grail
i'm glad
covert grail
no problem
cyan kettle
Its the wrong video again
covert grail
if you need any more help dm and i'll respond when i can