misc_test.rbxl (26.3 KB)
As you see, when the ground under character moves (even slow), the character I guess remains it’s position in world and there for a gliding effect is created. But that’s not cool 
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This happens if you use CFrame or position to move the baseplate, in some games they use velocity to move a part and also allow the players to move with it if they want to, all kinds of instances that uses force to move a part will make the player move with it, hope you got your question solved.
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How do I rotate with forces? Not much examples for Torque.
RotVelocity gave me very very weird results with my example.
I recommend you check out this open source game by egomoose which should solve your problem. This open source game has a moving platform that moves the player with it.
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Good example for movement, not rotation.
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Ok I see now. Try this article then and it will teach you on how to make a spinning platform. And yes, the player does move with the platform:
https://developer.roblox.com/en-us/articles/building-a-turning-platform
I wonder if there is some command, that can update physics after I rotate the part with CFrame, and result would be equal, when I move object with force.
That one is a bit more complex. But you can make a script that can update the hinge properties after a certain amount of time.