This basically brings me back to square one, where the positions arent messed up now, but the circled conveyor was rotated 90 degrees and was supposed to be facing the direction the arrow is pointing, but its rotation was set back to 0
Could you show the saving and loading scripts. In my game this solution is working perfectly.
Loading part:
local function ProfileLoaded(plr, profile, plot)
--Player Status
-- 1 = Idle
-- 2 = Placing
-- 3 = Destroying
PlayerData:AddOrSetNumber(plr, 1, "PlayerStatus")
PlayerData:AddOrSetBool(plr, false, "ObjectDebounce")
PlayerData:AddOrSetString(plr, "None", "ObjectBeingPlaced")
for _, obj in pairs(profile.Data.Items) do
local model = game.ReplicatedStorage.Models:FindFirstChild(obj.ObjectName)
PlayerData:AddOrSetNumber(plr, obj.Count, obj.ObjectName)
game.ReplicatedStorage.Remotes.AddClientObject:FireClient(plr, model, obj.Count)
end
print(profile.Data.PlotData)
for index, plotObj in pairs(profile.Data.PlotData) do
local model = game.ReplicatedStorage.Models:FindFirstChild(plotObj.Object):Clone()
local locpos = CFrame.new(plotObj.Location.x, plotObj.Location.y, plotObj.Location.z) * CFrame.Angles(0, math.rad(plotObj.Location.r), 0)
local BaseCFrame = workspace.Plots:FindFirstChild(plr.playerdata.Plot.Value).CFrame
local CurrentSurface = BaseCFrame:ToObjectSpace(locpos)
model:SetPrimaryPartCFrame(workspace.Plots:FindFirstChild(plr.playerdata.Plot.Value).CFrame:ToWorldSpace(CurrentSurface))
model.Parent = plot.ItemHolder
model:SetAttribute("Identifier", index)
end
end
local function PlayerAdded(plr)
local playerPlot = nil
for _, plot in pairs(workspace.Plots:GetChildren()) do
if plot:GetAttribute("Owner") == "Nobody" then
PlayerData:AddOrSetString(plr, plot.Name, "Plot")
plot:SetAttribute("Owner", plr.Name)
playerPlot = plot
break
end
end
if playerPlot == nil then
plr:Kick()
end
local profile = ProfileStore:LoadProfileAsync("Player_" .. plr.UserId)
if profile ~= nil then
profile:AddUserId(plr.UserId)
profile:Reconcile()
profile:ListenToRelease(function()
Profiles[plr] = nil
plr:Kick()
end)
if plr:IsDescendantOf(Players) == true then
Profiles[plr] = profile
ProfileLoaded(plr, profile, playerPlot)
else
profile:Release()
end
else
plr:Kick()
end
end
for _, player in ipairs(Players:GetPlayers()) do
coroutine.wrap(PlayerAdded)(player)
end
Players.PlayerAdded:Connect(PlayerAdded)
Players.PlayerRemoving:Connect(function(player)
local profile = Profiles[player]
if profile ~= nil then
profile:Release()
end
end)
Saving part:
game.ReplicatedStorage.Remotes.PlaceObjectServer.OnServerEvent:Connect(function(player)
local profile = Profiles[player]
if profile ~= nil then
profile.Data.PlotData = {}
for index, p in pairs(workspace.Plots:FindFirstChild(player.playerdata.Plot.Value).ItemHolder:GetChildren()) do
profile.Data.PlotData[#profile.Data.PlotData + 1] = {
Object = p.Name,
Location = {
x = p.PrimaryPart.CFrame.X,
y = p.PrimaryPart.CFrame.Y,
z = p.PrimaryPart.CFrame.Z,
r = p.PrimaryPart.CFrame.Rotation.Y
}
}
p:SetAttribute("Identifier", index)
if game.ReplicatedStorage.Models:FindFirstChild(p.Name) then
profile.Data.Items[p.Name] = {
ObjectName = p.Name,
Count = player.playerdata:FindFirstChild(p.Name).Value
}
end
end
print(profile.Data)
end
end)
And if your wondering if the data gets corrupted or modified or anything, it doesnât. The rotation and coords save perfectly, because every time when I check the print(profile.Data) call and check the tables the rotation is stored correctly.
This also messed up deleting things, not sure how but it did â ignore this i fixed it
This should just be r.PrimaryPart.Orientation.Y because youâre using math.rad in the loading part
Also BaseCFrame needs to be a value that is saved in the profile. Just save plot cframe.
Thanks. It makes more sense now.
local locpos = CFrame.new(
plotObj.Location.x,
plotObj.Location.y, plotObj.Location.z)
* CFrame.Angles(0, math.rad(plotObj.Location.r), 0) :ToObjectSpace(workspace.Plots:FindFirstChild(plr.playerdata.Plot.Value).CFrame)
-- Add bracket ^
You forgot to add brackets:
local locpos = ( -- Bracket
CFrame.new(
plotObj.Location.x,
plotObj.Location.y,
plotObj.Location.z
) * CFrame.Angles(0, math.rad(plotObj.Location.r), 0)
) --[[<-- Bracket]]:ToObjectSpace(
workspace.Plots:FindFirstChild(plr.playerdata.Plot.Value).CFrame
)
Youâre performing ToObjectSpace before everything else is calculated (so you object space the rotation but not the location).
Still doesnt fix it, the one i have selected was rotated 90 degrees
I think itâs performing ToObjectSpace() on the CFrame.Angles
Im just gonna give up on this game for now, thank you 2 for trying to help
You could just send the entire script how it currently is. I can change it to how it works in my game for you and add comments.
Ill do you one better, basically iâll make a model with the plot and every script so you can take what I have right now and work with it instead of me sending the scripts
Donât make it a model instead just send it as an rbxl file here. I think there are some bots that automatically steal models.
After some thought, youâre transforming the CFrame to object space when itâs already in object space which would make this happen:
As you can see, youâre not really transforming the CFrame as you want, instead, getting a long Vector thatâs positioned elsewhere. In this case, youâre positioning the object from 0, 0, 0 plus the saved CFrame relative to the plots CFrame.
To fix this problem, you can multiply the plot CFrame by the inverse of the saved CFrame (I donât know why itâs the inverse, but not doing it doesnât work for me when I was testing):
local locpos = workspace.Plots:FindFirstChild(plr.playerdata.Plot.Value).CFrame * (
CFrame.new(
plotObj.Location.x,
plotObj.Location.y,
plotObj.Location.z
) * CFrame.Angles(0, math.rad(plotObj.Location.r), 0)
):Inverse()
Alright ill give you the .rbxl file
gamethingy.rbxl (132.3 KB)
I also dont mind if it was stolen by bots, there isnât much to go off of anyways
Thank you! Will this work with a different plot, like if a player joins for the first time and makes a base on Plot1, but then the next day they join again and someone has already taken Plot1, so it assigns them to Plot2, will their base be the exact same?
Yes it will be the same as the location for the plot they last saved on is stored in the profile.
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Also, thereâs a version on my profile which shouldnât be copylocked with it fixed