CFrame:Inverse not working as intended?

[BuilderBob25620 (BuilderBob)]

Alright, I just searched and found this answer:

Help On CFrame:Inverse()

Well CFrames are actually 4X4 matrices. Inverse of a CFrame is another CFrame which when multiplied (matrix multiplication) with the original CFrame gives identity CFrame (ie CFrame.new(0, 0, 0, 1, 0, 0, 0, 1, 0, 0, 0, 1) or simply CFrame.new()) For instance:- if ‘a’ is a CFrame, then a * a:inverse() = CFrame.new() If you want to know how to multiply matrices here is an example:- (I used 2x2 matrix because I think it is the easiest to understand…) [matrix-multiplication] For more inform…

You might have to have some knowledge of matrices to understand everything this is saying. If you don’t understand matrices you can try learning about them here.

Because CFrames are really just inverses, I’m guessing that that the inverse is the same as the Inverse of a Matrix.

Honestly, I completely forgot that CFrames were matrices. That’s my bad. You can try checking out the resources below.

How to think about CFrames

#CFrames are how ROBLOX represents the 3D position and orientation of objects in the game world. Understanding how these work can lead to easier to write, easier to read, and overall more efficient CFrame code. If you’ve ever done something like: print(CFrame.new()) you know that it gives you 12 numbers. What do these numbers mean? Well before we start, let’s think about CFrame.lookVector. lookVector is a unit vector (vector with a magnitude of 1) that points in the direction the CFrame is f…

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It might take you awhile to understand if this is all new to you. Instead, can you tell me what exactly you are trying to accomplish by using the inverse?