I want x and z to be ignored. But it is unclear how to do it, since there is no solution here about .
while wait() do
local sourcePosition = lookPart.Position
local targetPosition = part.Position
lookPart.CFrame = CFrame.new(sourcePosition,Vector3.new(sourcePosition.X, targetPosition.Y, sourcePosition.Z))
end
At the same time, it is necessary that x and z do not change, but only y changes depending on how high the target is. But the principle CFrame.LookAt must be maintained, so that part takes aim like a cannon (like Angry Birds).
The given positions could have a different y position. This means that it’ll affect the x and or z axis when rotating.
Firstly, let’s define the positions:
local sourcePosition = part1.Position
local targetPosition = part2.Position
These two variables are the positions of both parts.
Now let’s construct a new vector based on the two positions. This vector is a direct copy of the ‘targetPosition’ variable, with the only difference being that the y axis is replaced with the ‘sourcePosition’ y axis:
local targetVector = Vector3.new(targetPosition.X, sourcePosition.Y, targetPosition.Z)
Now we can construct a new cframe given our ‘sourcePosition’ and newly made ‘targetVector’ variable:
local cframe = CFrame.lookAt(sourcePosition, targetVector)
And this is the final product:
-- variables
local part1 = workspace.a
local part2 = workspace.b
-- functions
while true do
local sourcePosition = part1.Position
local targetPosition = part2.Position
local targetVector = Vector3.new(targetPosition.X, sourcePosition.Y, targetPosition.Z)
local cframe = CFrame.lookAt(sourcePosition, targetVector)
part1.CFrame = cframe
task.wait()
end
After checking your code, it works as usual, turns the part and does not even turn the part up or down. And I need him to turn the part up or down, and not take into account x and z.
