A few minutes ago, I tried tweening a model’s position by myself, but I failed and my script didn’t work. Can you guys give me an example script on how tweening a model’s position work?
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You should tween the PrimaryPart, and make sure everything else is welded to the PrimaryPart.
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What part should I set as the PrimaryPart?
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It doesn’t necessarily matter, but I recommend you make it have at least a little sense. Like the middle of the model, the most important part to it, or the biggest.
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Oh alright. Thank you so much!
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Well, I just set a part as the PrimaryPart, and tweened it, but it doesn’t tween the whole model. It tweens the PrimaryPart only, not the model.
Code:
local TS = game:GetService("TweenService")
local part = script.Parent.TriggerPart -- Which is the part I set as a PrimaryPart
local TI = TweenInfo.new(5, Enum.EasingStyle.Linear )
local Goal = {}
Goal.Position = Vector3.new(-99.804, 9.455, 25.395)
local Tween = TS:Create( part, TI, Goal)
Tween:Play()
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Did you weld all of the parts to it?
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There are just 2 parts in the model ( Part1 and TriggerPart ), but if I weld Part1 to TriggerPart, TriggerPart won’t be in the position I want it to be in
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Don’t use welds. Use WeldConstraints. They will stay in the same place, but it will work the same. (they also just work better and are better in general)
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After I do this, are you sure the script should work?
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Yes. I do it all the time. I promise it does work, and if it doesn’t, please let me know. I will do everything I can to fix it
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It works, but the model goes to everywhere, not to the position I set. It goes up, down and everywhere randomly
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Can you send a video? I don’t really understand, sorry.
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(im just testing ambush jumpscare
edit: nvm i have to go to sleep right now. i will check the answer tomorrow
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Can you show me the hierarchy and the properties of each WeldConstraint?
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Sorry but I actually have to go to bed right now
I’ll send it tomorrow
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That is okay, however, I do have school tomorrow. I’ll be able to help after that (around 5:00 PM CDT)
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Okay, here are some notes.
I found out why it moves randomly, it is because the model parts weren’t anchored. I anchored them, and the problem was 50% fixed. When I tweened the PrimaryPart, the the whole model didn’t tween. The PrimaryPart is the part that tweened to the set position only, not the model.
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Instead of the PrimaryPart, maybe try tweening the model’s CFrame
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I’ll try.
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