How to attach model to players head

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#1

I have a custom model for a head and want to replace the players head with this head. I tried weld contraints but it didn’t work. They were all welded to a cube in the middle of the head of the model, then I welded that to the head, but it didn’t work.

Script That I tried to use:

local touched = false
script.Parent.Touched:Connect(function(hit)
	if hit.Parent:FindFirstChild('Humanoid') and touched == false then
		touched = true
		local clone = game.ReplicatedStorage.Characters.JawTItan.JawTitan:Clone()
		clone.Parent = hit.Parent
		local weldcontraint = Instance.new('WeldConstraint', hit.Parent.Head)
		weldcontraint.Part0 = weldcontraint.Parent
		weldcontraint.Part1 = clone.PrimaryPart
		clone.PrimaryPart.Position = hit.Parent.Head.Position
	end
end)

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the hrp cube is supposed to be positioned in the players head.

Thanks for the help!

#2

Maybe try Motor6DS and position the Motor to fit the head.

#3

You use Motor6Ds for this.

#4

@DasKairo @hasoco

I have no idea how to do this, I’ve never in my life used motor 6d’s and I don’t even know what they are.

#5

Hope this helps

#6

This looks like it would only work on 1 part. How would I make it work on the model?

#7

It works on the model also… I’ve used M6Ds for armors.

#8

Just connect all of the parts within the model using welds to the main part and then create a motor6D within the main part that is linked with the head

#9 
local touched = false
script.Parent.Touched:Connect(function(hit)
	if hit.Parent:FindFirstChild('Humanoid') and touched == false then
		touched = true
		local clone = game.ReplicatedStorage.Characters.JawTItan.JawTitan:Clone()
		clone.Parent = hit.Parent
		local weldcontraint = Instance.new('Motor6D', hit.Parent.Head)
		weldcontraint.Part0 = weldcontraint.Parent
		weldcontraint.Part1 = clone.PrimaryPart
		clone.PrimaryPart.Position = hit.Parent.Head.Position
	end
end)

Do you think this will work? The model is welded like this
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#10

Have you tried it? I think that would work, but I have no clue.

#11

Yes, it works very well, its just the positioning is off, how would I change this?
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#12

Try playing around with it in the explorer.

#13

Have you tried messing with the C0 position or C1 position?

#14

Is there a way I could do this script wise? I don’t understand what you mean

#15

I would but I don’t understand how it will work. Let me go mess around with it then real quickly.

#16

It just acts like an offset position from what I know. Its how animations are run using them.

#17

What would it use? CFrame or Vector3?

#18

Vector3 because it’s only changing the position

#19

I got this error, what did I do wrong?
weldcontraint.C1.Position = Vector3.new(1, 1, 0)

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#20

Oh, just change the entire C1. It should be a CFrame though because it has position and rotation combined.
Just don’t add a rotation.