You could use a ball socket constraint and an align orientation or you could use one of the legacy weld objects and just do cframe
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dusky marlin
If you still insist on using a weld constraint instance, you can disable it, update the cframe, and then re enable it
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If you still insist on using a weld constraint instance, you can disable it, upd...
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dusky marlin
All in one script frame no
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dusky marlin
It's like how your shoulder works
Free rotation with some constraints
From an attachment point
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dusky marlin
But I personally wouldn't use a constraint solution besides welds
That's just me tho
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But I personally wouldn't use a constraint solution besides welds
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dusky marlin
I'd have to say it'd be better to limit it on the coding side so math
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