Changing cframe depending on house position

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Whilst you’re saving the CFrame of the object, be sure to make it relative via finding the inverse of the house’s base. Egomoose did this rather well in his placement system.

Creating A Furniture Placement System

This guide was originally written for scriptinghelpers . The original can be found here . One of the most common requests I get for blog post topics are for a decoration placement system that saves. I’ve shied away from this topic in the past as there is no singular “correct” way to do it. That being said, I think it’s a good exercise for all game devs to go through and will potentially place a role in a future blog post I plan to write. In addition to change things up, I’ll also take the ti…

--Example Code (for saving the position)
local position = plrHouse.Base.CFrame:inverse() * Object:GetPrimaryPartCFrame()

--Example Code (for loading)
local components = {}

for num in string.gmatch(cf, "[^%s,]+") do
	components[#components+1] = tonumber(num)
end

Object:SetPrimaryPartCFrame(plrHouse.Base.CFrame * CFrame.new(unpack(coms)))