Hey everyone! Need some help, I’m trying to make it so once the lever reaches a specific angle it does a function, how do I achieve this?
script.Parent.DragDetector.DragContinue:Connect(function()
local object = script.Parent.PrimaryPart
local _, pitch, _ = object.CFrame:ToOrientation()
local pitchInDegrees = math.deg(pitch)
if pitchInDegrees == 89.95331133131195 then
print("Successfully dragged!")
end
end)
i never used dragdetectors so i dont really know how they function but maybe try to check the orientation of the lever and when it reaches a certain value it does the function?
maybe something like:
if object.Orientation.X == 89.95 then
print("Dragged")
end
Appreciate the help! Tried this; modified it a few times, and was not the answer, sorry!
if pitchInDegrees >= 89.95331133131195 then
print("Successfully dragged!")
end
Not the answer! It does work, but if i move it slightly it activates it doesn’t do it on the exact angle.
maybe math.round? idk but it could work
Why is the angle so so specific
Think of it this way; a door in medieval games; when you pull down the lever entirely the door opens, that’s what im trying to go for; im making it so once it reaches to the angle; it does a function.
iirc that long of a decimal will get rounded, so I think you will never reach that angle, try doing 89.953 instead
“once”, so still do >= instead of ==
Does not do it sadly, i tried it the drag detector does the function early.
Also, the signal might not be able to catch up to each drag of decimal point, thats why you would round the number
print pitchDegree and see how many decimals it provides you
Printed it, output is 89.95760069011072.
print at each trigger, see if your degree pops up
Nope this time it’s different! 89.9559204635749 changes each time i pull the dragdetector down.
yeah it’s pretty capture the exact angle, its clear that its pretty good to capture 89.95, therefore you should try >= 89.95 or 89.9
That’s the issue tthough: if i move the angle all the way up its 89.97413657809133 to its defaultt position.
May I see what you are doing exactly?
As in script wise or do you want a recording?