How can i let a dropper drop a model?

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#3

Than it still don’t drop a model instead of a Brick

#4

Set the part’s Anchored property to false. Also, please put your code in code blocks by putting 3 backticks at the beginning and end. As well, no need to set the TopSurface/BottomSurface as that is deprecated and is default smooth.

Lastly, I would recommend reading this:

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#5

What exactly do you mean? What I meant was this

part.Position = Vector3.new(script.Parent.Drop.Position.X, script.Parent.Drop.Position.Y - 1.4, script.Parent.Drop.Position.Z)
#6

It should be automatically false.

#7

What i used before was a mesh but i can’t adjust the size of that.

#8

That shouldn’t matter, because I’m not talking about adjusting size.

#10

You have to weld the model together using WeldConstraints and then choosing the most middle-placed part, and name that to Middle.

#11

it is an union from the workshop so i can’t seperate it

#12

If its a union then it should be easy to

Vector3.new()
--or
CFrame.new()

The Union.

#13

yes but how can i let it drop the model, that’s not yet in the script

#14

So are you dropping a model or a union?

#16

You can do

--Other parts of the script assuming you already cloned it
VariableName.CFrame = CFrame.new(x,y,z)
--or
VariableName.Position = Vector3.new(x,y,z)
#17

the script now is to drop one regular block, that is what i meant

#18

Then you want to BlockName.Anchored = false after you moved it to the position you want

#19

than it is still de same because it drops no union because it is not in the script yet, see above

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#20

How about visually creating the item and put it in the replicated storage. Then you can do

local ClonePart = game.ReplicatedStorage.PartName:Clone()
ClonePart.Parent = game.Workspace.PartStorage
--complete this part where you teleport the part to your desired position and other things you want to add
#21

i will try it thanks
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#22

This should work:

wait(2)

workspace:WaitForChild("PartStorage")
while true do
	wait(1.5) -- How long in between drops
	local part = Instance.new("Part", workspace.PartStorage)
	part.BrickColor = script.Parent.Parent.Parent.DropColor.Value
	part.Material = script.Parent.Parent.Parent.MaterialValue.Value

	local cash = Instance.new("IntValue", part)
	cash.Name = "Cash"
	cash.Value = 5 -- How much the drops are worth
	cash.Parent = part

	part.CFrame = script.Parent.Drop.CFrame - Vector3.new(0, 1.4, 0)
	--part.FormFactor = "Custom" -- deprecated
	part.Size = Vector3.new(1.2, 1.2, 1.2) -- Size of the drops
	part.TopSurface = "Smooth"
	part.BottomSurface = "Smooth"
	game.Debris:AddItem(part, 20) -- How long until the drops expire
end
#23

Only If you care at all about performance

here it does not say that this deprecated yet. Anyway, at this time, when you create a part with Instance.new() the TopSurface and BottomSurface are not Smooth by default.

#24

The way you would be able to let a dropper drop a model is the following:

  • In the model, weld all the parts together and unanchor them.
  • “Drop” the primary part.

I’ve created a module that can be used to drop a model. you can access it here and use the drop function.