How do i make part rotate?

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#1

Title says everything what i need, i simple need part rotate

  1. What is the issue? Include screenshots / videos if possible!
    I have no clue how to make my script work. Idk if you need screenshots there because they are not need

  2. What solutions have you tried so far? Did you look for solutions on the Developer Hub?
    I tryed to make my object orientation, but no idea how to make it spinning with it

local SpinObject = script.Parent

while true do
	SpinObject.Orientation = SpinObject.Orientation + 1
	wait(0.2)
end
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#2

Also i need to make same thing with object position like + 1 - 1 or etc.

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#3

Just use the rotate tool. If you mean after the player starts playing then idk.

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#4

Orientation is a Vector 3 value, meaning you can’t just do + 1. Vector 3s are composed of 3 values, i.e. x y and z. If you want your object to spin, lets say on the z axis, you’ll have to do something like this:

local SpinObject = script.Parent

while true do
	SpinObject.Orientation += Vector3.new(0,0,1)
	task.wait(0.2)
end
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Change only the rotation of a player
#5

I mean with script not with rotate tool lol

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#6

Lemme see if it that’s i need 30 letters

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#7

yeah it works but i’n wrong way i need it spin right not up

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#8

yeah it works but i’n wrong way i need it spin right not up
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#9

Ok, that’s what I thought but replied just in case.

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#10

Hmmm it works thanks you all guys

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#11 
 += Vector3.new(0,0,1)

I’m new to scripting. I don’t understand why + is need after Orientation property?

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#12

This is just another way to write a calculation formula.
SpinObject.Orientation += Vector3.new(0,0,1)
means
SpinObject.Orientation = SpinObject.Orientation + Vector3.new(0,0,1)

In many programming languages,
you can write i = i + 1 as i += 1, i = i - 1 as i -= 1, for example.

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#13

This is better

local SpinObject = script.Parent

while SpinObject and task.wait(0.2) do
	SpinObject.Orientation += Vector3.new(0,0,1)
end
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#14

+= is simply adding a new number instead of doing this:

-- Fast Way
workspace.NumberValue.Value += 1
print(workspace.NumberValue.Value) -- Printing Out The Value Inside The NumberValue And See If The Value Adds Up.

-- Slow Way
workspace.NumberValue.Value = workspace.NumberValue.Value + 1
print(workspace.NumberValue.Value) -- Printing Out The Value Inside The NumberValue And See If The Value Adds Up.
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#15

You do not require scripts for this, instead look up how to use Motors and it will save you time and possibly resources.

#16

Why are you guys still posting somewhere here. This is 2 years old come on. I already using motors in this point. Just like why are you writing this after so much time?

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#17

Firstly, last reply was 9 days ago, if your issue was solved you should consider closing this topic rather than taking it out on people who are trying to help you.

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Dude… This one is solved for 2 years already

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