How do I get an objects cframe.Angles? Solved

[Mad_Hooligan (Krator)]

How do I get an objects cframe.Angles? Figured out a solution

[ComplexMetatable]

You can convert a certain CFrame into Euler Angles (3D Angles) using:

local x, y, z = cframe:ToEulerAnglesYXZ()

[Mad_Hooligan (Krator)]

then how will i add those angles to CFrame.new?

[ComplexMetatable]

Oh, so you don’t necessarily want the specific angles.
Well, sleitnick showed a great way of doing that.

local angles = (cframe - cframe.Position)

Basically you construct a new CFrame and exclude it’s position, therefore only it’s orientation remains.

How to get a CFrame's angles

It sounds like you want the CFrame rotation without position. You can just subtract the position to do this: local cf = someCFrame - someCFrame.Position Further explanation: Using CFrame.Angles simply constructs a rotated CFrame object at the point of origin (0, 0, 0). Thus, to get a CFrame with just its rotation, you need to translate it back to the point of origin. Thankfully, the actual position is available, so we just need to subtract its position to get it back at the point of origin.

[dokso]

No, roblox recently added CFrame.Rotation

[kan3k1_60 (Caesar)]

@dokso

CFrame.Rotation

@Mad_Hooligan you should test it out, i think this is the solution for your problem

Edit: You edited the post title to solved so you should mark someone as solution or create an answer to your own topic and show what you made to fix your issue