I want to figure out the position straight out from one side of the part by n studs with any orientation. Here’s an image to explain it better:
I essentially want to know how I can get the position n studs out from the red arrow. Any help is greatly appreciated.
ig this will help you out…
local NstudsPos = script.Parent.Position.Y + Vector3.new(0, n, 0)
Assuming You Mean Just the Position itself, do this:
local Part1 = workspace.YourPart1
local Part2 = workspace.YourPart2
print(Part1.Position)
print(Part2.Position)
--To get a Specific Coordinate, Do this:
print(Part1.Position.X)
print(Part2.Position.Y)
Assuming You Mean Distance, do this:
local Part1 = workspace.YourPart1
local Part2 = workspace.YourPart2
local Magnitude = (Part1.Position - Part2.Position).Magnitude
print(Magnitude)
Sorry for the misunderstanding, but I meant getting the position of Part2 without Part2 being there.
Copy the Position of Part2 and do this:
P2Pos = Vector3.new(Your Parts Position)
So you mean that if you rotate the yellow part, the red part will follow the rotation?
red_position = (yellow_cframe * CFrame.new(n, 0, 0)).Position
where n is how many studs away it is. If it’s the wrong direction, make n negative or swap the n and one of the 0s.
I’m not trying to make a new part or position one at all, that was an example. I am trying to get what the position of that part would be if it did exist.
I wan’t to figure this value out, but no matter what the orientation is.