How to Position a Part With Attachment Offset

[departedsir (yoshu)]

Hey there, been a while since I’ve posted on here.

Anyway, on point, I’ve been wondering how to position a part with it’s attachment offset. I may have worded this weirdly, so I provided a nice visual.

Before:

After:

P.S: I cannot use alignposition as I have tried it and the circumstances of my game do not allow for it to work. Also, I am trying to have this positioning be instant.

[dthecoolest]

You can just do this:

Connect 2 attachments?

Hey there again, the reason why the previous solution didn’t work is that welds is dependent on CFrames so it might cause overlapping if the attachments orientations are specific. Probably overcomplicated it previously. To neglect rotation just calculate the displacement between the two attachments. local part0 = workspace.Part0 local part1 = workspace.Part1 local displacement = (part0.Attachment0.WorldPosition-part1.Attachment1.WorldPosition) part1.CFrame += displacement

[departedsir (yoshu)]

Hey, thanks for replying! However, I run into a problem where the part0 just… disappears… any idea why?

[departedsir (yoshu)]

Yeah, no idea

[dthecoolest]

Where’s the code.

Are the attachments in the correct setup like attachment0 is parented to Part0?

[NobleBuild (awkwardrobloxdude)]

I looked at this for like 15 minutes maybe more then thought… Universal Constraint!

[departedsir (yoshu)]

Honestly not much code, I am just looping a CFrame set with your exact code. Also yes, they are parented correctly.