Is there a proper way to assign vector3 position and rotation?

[tall mural]

you can use cframe

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imma try tht rq

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hol on

[charred sequoia]

CFrames are weird

but they are super necisarry

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yeah i just noticed that

[charred sequoia]

also generally i’d reccomend CFrame.fromOrientation instead of CFrame.Angles

fromOrientation usually gets it more accurate

[neat sinew]

you cant set just the position of a cframe

i think

you need to set the whole cframe

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ts shit is getting more complicated with each second 🙏

[tall mural]

you have to attach the sword to the sides of the character

depends if it is model you cn use pivot to

but cframe you have to construct a new value and cannot set the cframe to a specific locked position

[charred sequoia]

okay so

let me give an example for cframe

lets say you want to set a Position of 0,10,0 and a Rotation of 90,90,0

i assume you know how to do that with Vector3

in CFrame it would be

part.CFrame = CFrame.new(0,10,0) * CFrame.fromOrientation(math.rad(90),math.rad(90),0)

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now it just spawns in place where its located in replicated storage

[agile lagoon]

you can't just change the Position property of a CFrame directly (like part.CFrame.Position = ...). You have to create a whole new CFrame.

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[agile lagoon]

just do "object.CFrame = CFrame.new(newVector)"

or "object.CFrame = CFrame.new(newVector) * object.CFrame.Rotation"

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it still didnt even move

[agile lagoon]

the problem is more likely from your full script not the pos thing

if you set the CFrame not in a loop it wont follow you

but if you did it will

and if the object is anchored it might fail, and refuse to update