Difficulty using CFrames to get the "base" of a wedge

[notoriouslybrazy (tech0tron)]

I’m trying to make a wedge to stairs plugin and I’m trying to get my “origin” point which is going to be at the base of the wedge (the blue part is where I want it) I’ve been messing around with cframes and I still cant find the expression that gives me the correct output, does anyone with more cframe experience know how to do this? I have looked on the CFrame articles on the Developer site and also some other guides, but nothing there has helped me.

[uhi_o (HAT3UBERALLES)]

Here’s something I did to get the part at the lower base

game.Workspace.Part.CFrame = game.Workspace.Wedge.CFrame * CFrame.new(0,-game.Workspace.Wedge.Size.Y/2,-game.Workspace.Wedge.Size.Z/2)

Follow up of my thread I been having an issue on:

How does getting the front face work?

Hello, I been doing research and I have fell on this topic that I am interested in learning. Although I don’t fully understand how this works and how I would use it in the future for my works. I’m trying to get a cube’s front face. Here is what I seen so far. local frontFaceCF = cube.CFrame * CFrame.new(0,0,-cube.Size.Z/2) I don’t understand how that is getting the front face… I have also been doing research on look vectors but still nothing understood. Would anybody mind giving code sampl…

I’m getting the part’s front face. Then doing the same on the Y.