I want to make a bunny that jumps all the time and moves to random positions using CFrame:Lerp().
The problem is that since the bunny jumps all the time, :Lerp() would make the jumping wanky.
The only solution I can think of is to somehow make :Lerp() ignore the Y axis.
Is there any way to achieve that? Thanks.
Can you send your current script?
walk = function()
while true do
local WalkToCFrame = script.Parent.Body.CFrame * CFrame.new(math.random(-30,30),0,math.random(-30,30))
local CFrameDifference = script.Parent.Body.CFrame*WalkToCFrame:Inverse()
for i = 0,1,0.1 do
script.Parent.Body.CFrame = script.Parent.Body.CFrame:Lerp(WalkToCFrame, i)
wait()
end
script.Parent.Body.CFrame = WalkToCFrame
print(CFrameDifference)
wait(math.random(3,7))
end
end,
the function is inside a table.
This code would make the rabbit jump under the ground or stop jumping mid-air until the for loop finishes
local WalkToCFrame = script.Parent.Body.CFrame * CFrame.new(math.random(-30,30),0,math.random(-30,30))
WalkToCFrame = CFrame.new(WalkToCFrame.X, 0, WalkToCFrame.Z)
What would the code you sent me do?
This line would set the Y position of the CFrame to 0.
Oh yes! thanks! It works, thanks.
You’re welcome! 
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This question is completely off topic, but im new to the forum and how did u make the text blurry
Okay thanks.
stop using white theme xd
You can also do
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I don’t really like the style of the dark theme lol
ok lol gotta make the rabbit move more smoothly xd
I suggest you use delta time. RunService:RenderStepped or RunService:Stepped should work
