How to find C0 for a motor6d

[screenswitch1 (ScreenSwitch)]

What I want to archive is find a C0 for a motor6d
please give me an example

[somedeviser (someonedie)]

print(Motor6D.C0)

This will return the C0 of a Motor6D which will return a CFrame offset.

[screenswitch1 (ScreenSwitch)]

sorry i should have been more clear i meant how to find it based on 2 parts

[VitalWinter]

If you are trying to weld two parts together, using a weld or motor6D, and want to get the offset between each of the parts, you can use this

motor6d.C0 = part1.CFrame:ToObjectSpace(part2.CFrame)

[NotTrulyEpic]

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