How should I attach a part to a tweened part?

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#1

Hello!

I am trying to make a drawer that when you open it you get a key to something. However when I weld the key to the drawer the tween won’t play.

If I delete the weld then the tween plays:


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The weld is somehow preventing the tween from playing. Not even the audio sound effects play even though the weld and the sound are not even correlated to each other in any way.

Here is the script in case it might be a factor of the issue:

local ts = game:GetService("TweenService")
local closed = true

local part = script.Parent
local Clickdetector = script.Parent.ClickDetector

local tweenInfo = TweenInfo.new(
	1, 
	Enum.EasingStyle.Exponential, 
	Enum.EasingDirection.Out, 
	0, 
	false, 
	0 
)

local open = ts:Create(part, tweenInfo, {Position = script.Parent.Parent.Drawer2Target.Position})
local close = ts:Create(part, tweenInfo, {Position = script.Parent.Parent.Drawer2Target2.Position})

Clickdetector.MouseClick:Connect(function()
	if closed == true then
		open:Play()
		script.drawerOpen:Play()
		wait()
		closed = false
	else
		close:Play()
		script.drawerClose:Play()
		closed = true	
	end
end)

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Any help is appreciated!

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#2

Instead of using position, why not use CFrame? It would be better to use CFrame if you were using a WeldConstraint or Motor6d.

#3

Is the key anchored?
Character limit must be reached…

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#4

Hey there, SmakToj! It seems that you might be having an issue with attaching a part to a tweened element. After seeing your video, I have two solutions for in order to solve this issue:

1> You can either let the key be unanchored and the tween motion will automatically pull the key with itself ( Due to Roblox Physics ). Configure certain properties of the key and everything should be looking fine. Test the game!

2> If the above step mentioned by me doesnt resolve your issue then you can try using an attachment.

Good luck!

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