I don’t understand why in like 1/100th of the time my dungeon have problem with the orientation my reasoning is I think it has to do with CFrame.Angle(0, math.rad(180), 0) mispreading the remaining angles and instead not keeping all of the 180 degree on the Y Axis does somebody already had this problem before if so how did you solve it ? Like sometimes it spreads (-90, 90, 0) like this sometimes it’s (90, 90, 0) etc.
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Try not going all the way to 180; 179 should work fine. Steps of 90 also work well. There is a number conversion at the quarter marks when a number can flip from positive to negative, which can sometimes throw off the rotation calculation.
You’re saying 180, it’s taken it as -180 … it can’t misread 179 that way.
Splitting that into 3 steps of the full rotation will work also. ← I use this
The other way is to just add 1 degree to rotate it, checking if it’s where you want to change direction, then subtracting 1 degree until it’s back to the start.
Edit: AND there is CFrame.fromEulerAnglesXYZ() that I included in the post with the download.
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Oh thanks I’ll try what if I try like 179.9 will it round ?
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Ok now my dungeon piece are bending yayt
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You can see when this will happen with a simple test: Go to the part you wish to move and manually type in 180. If that number changes to -180 you’re going to have this problem. It’s all about where it happens to be …
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I am trying -180 and seems to work pretty fine now
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Sweet, just keep this in mind when doing this and you will have no more problems.
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Nope still have problems yayt oh man I thought -180 would solve it. Why is it spreading the 90 degree on some axis
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I think the rotation problem of 90 degree that spreads has to do with the door being chosen on the dungeon dependant on the corridor I don’t know how to explain it
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Can we see your script for this …
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Humm not sure if I want other people to have the script of my dungeon I don’t want to create other competitors though can only give you the most important parts but not all the dungeon script. I worked hard on making the dungeon system so
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Just the door script … would be fine.
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Oh alright man I can give you that
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local offset = (lastPieceDoor.CFrame * CFrame.Angles(0, math.rad(-181 + 1), 0)) * nextPieceDoor.CFrame:Inverse() * offsetCFrame
nextPiece:PivotTo(offset * nextPiece:GetPivot())
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And this is being activated from a touch? (on the door)
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First room generated
newPiece.Parent = game.Workspace.GameDungeon:FindFirstChild("Stage" .. NUMBER_STAGE)
newPiece:PivotTo(CFrame.new(startingPosition) * CFrame.Angles(0, math.rad(PossibleAngles[AngleIndex]), 0))```
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Basically the system decide to choose the door from the previous room and snap the piece into this specific door
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So A door could end up at any angle?
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Exactly because the piece can be rotated at any angle from -180 to 90 for now seems like the little simple math addition seems to work well on replacing the piece to -180 degree which is then convert to 180 degree in positive I’ll keep testing to see if there isn’t some issues
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