How to make part move above player

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#1

last post about this never got accepted
i want the part to move above the player thats it

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#2

you can weld the part to the player with offset

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#3

Put this a script inside starterCharacterScript.

local part = YourPart:Clone()
local weld = part.Weld -- INSERT WELD INTO PART in the studio
part.Parent = script.Parent
weld.Part1 = script.Parent.HumanoidRootPart
weld.Part0 = part
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#4

i dont want the part to be straight up attached to the player, i want it follow the player.
Closest thing i can think of is like pet simulator, where the pets follow you and arent attached or welded to you (i think, i dont play pet sim)

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#5

ohh, then maybe you can do a lerp. Or you can do tweens but idk how tweens in this situation. You can lerp the part position to the player root with an offset to be low on ground.

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#6

in my other post i made (that was not accepted) i had mentioned idk how to use larp or tweens. ive never used those

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#7

uhh mwean either but I found out I think its like

part.Position:lerp(GoalPosition,.1)

do this every renderstepped (you may have to account for higher/lower fps using delta)

the second argument , .1 , is the higher you put it faster it is.

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#8

how do i make it stay above the player?

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#9

you can do an offset so you make the goalposition the humanoidrootpart and then add so like:

part.Position:lerp(HumanoidRootPart+Vector3.new(0,5,0),.1)

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#10

If you are talking about attaching the part to the player that it follows you with a bit of sining.

All you have to do is make a loop. You can include a RunService and then you need to use the Heartbeat or something. Just anyway to create a loop and you’re good to go.
Then you need a value for the offset of the part so it gives of a bit of distance from the player.

local runService = game:GetService("RunService")
local offset = CFrame.new(0,0,0) -- set this to anything you want
local rate = 0.5 -- same with this one
local lastCFrame = CFrame.new()

local object -- path to selected object you want to follow de player

local humanoidRootPart = character.HumanoidRootPart -- im pretty sure u know what that is

runService.Heartbeat:Connect(function()
    object.CFrame:Lerp(humanoidRootPart.CFrame * offset, rate)
end)

I haven’t tested this so…

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#11

blud you literally copy me

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#12

it says i cant add a vector3 value…

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#13

try this actualy
part.Position:lerp(HumanoidRootPart.Position+Vector3.new(0,5,0),.1)
replace humanoidrootpart with your

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#14

thats the same thing u did before

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#15

My version involves CFrames. Your version involves Positions which excludes the orientation. If OP considered making the part follow the player without changing orientation, then he may use your answer.

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#16

ok maybe

local RootPart = HumanoidRootPart
part.Position:lerp(Vector3.new(RootPart.X,RootPart.Y+5,RootPart.Z),.1)
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#17

Oh ok . I understand aaaowAAAAAAAAAAAAAA

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#18

Wait no!, actually, try this.

Part.CFrame:Lerp(CFrame.New(HumanoidRootPart.Position)*CFrame.new(0,5,0),.1)
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#19

you copied me!!!

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#20

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