Door is not opening completely after the first time it's interacted with

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#1

As the title says, the door I’ve made doesn’t completely open/close after the first time it’s interacted with.

I believe the problem stems from this excerpt of code in my script:

local finish = Door.PrimaryPart.CFrame*CFrame.Angles(0,math.rad(90),0)
RunService.Heartbeat:Connect(function(d)
	local cfm = Door.PrimaryPart.CFrame:lerp(finish,d*3)
	Door:SetPrimaryPartCFrame(cfm)
end)

I’m not very familiar with the Heartbeat function, so that’s likely what I’ve messed up on, just I’m not quite sure where exactly I went wrong.

Best method for consistently smooth doors?
#2

Hey there. I am quite confused as to why you are attaching the door to heartbeat. Heartbeat runs every frame, and that is based off a Variable frequency depending on the machine ruinning.

#3

I originally had it set up to a loop, but it proved to be incredibly choppy after some 10+ players had joined the game. I switched it to heartbeat because of this wiki article and this reply to another forum post. The intention is to make the door move smoother.

#4

Is the door a rotating one? Is it something that you always want to be running? Or do you just want it based off a touch?

#5

Yes, the door is a rotating one. It’s not always running and only rotates when a player is close enough and presses the ‘E’ key.

#6

You should just disconnect the Heartbeat once the door is at it’s proper position open or close.

#7

I’m not exactly sure what you mean by disconnect the Heartbeat?