I know I can tween the position of like a part which is a Vector3 but how about like an ACTUAL Vector3?
This is what I tried but it didnt work though…
X, Y and Z are properties of Vector3. Try {X = attachment.CFrame.LookVector.X, Y = 0, Z = attachment.CFrame.LookVector.Z}.
Unless you are talking about tweening a property of a different thing. It’s then not this.
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Ohhhh, I figured, I just never tried to tween an ACTUAL Vector3, thanks so much!
Damnit, so I tried your code and it’s saying the it cant cast value to object, which is super weird cause I thought this would work…
Create an instance vector3 value and tween that instead.
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Alright so I tried this and set it up the right way, but it’s not working either
edit : my mistake I got it working thanks so much
Ah, it seems that it only works in the condition that you are tweening an Instance.
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