Hi. This question has already been asked but the creator of the thread ended up using an entirely different method, in which I cannot do.
Basically, I want 2 attachments to connect.
I have a script that when the 2 attachments are in proximity, it will hopefully make the attachments connect. But, it won’t work. Given that the two parts are oriented like this, how would I make them basically connect with eachother?
Hey there again, the reason why the previous solution didn’t work is that welds is dependent on CFrames so it might cause overlapping if the attachments orientations are specific.
Probably overcomplicated it previously.
To neglect rotation just calculate the displacement between the two attachments.
local part0 = workspace.Part0
local part1 = workspace.Part1
local displacement = (part0.Attachment0.WorldPosition-part1.Attachment1.WorldPosition)
part1.CFrame += displacement
I tried doing this with models and it didn’t work. Did I do something wrong here? I swear my math is right
local part0 = workspace.BoundingBox2
local part1 = workspace.BoundingBox1
local displacement = (part0.Box.Attachment0.WorldPosition-part1.Box.Attachment1.WorldPosition)
part1:SetPrimaryPartCFrame(part1.PrimaryPart.CFrame * CFrame.new(displacement))
they just end up inside eachother
Do not use CFrame multiplication.
This makes the displacement relative to the local primary part orientation XYZ Axis.
part1:SetPrimaryPartCFrame(part1.PrimaryPart.CFrame +(displacement))
Otherwise you can still use CFrame multiplication, but order heavily matters:
part1:SetPrimaryPartCFrame(CFrame.new(displacement)*part1.PrimaryPart.CFrame )