How to use cframe to make object animations?

[Pooglies]

So I have seen so many videos of people making stuff move on their screen and it looks really cool, I want to know how to do it. For example, cooking in bloxburg, how do you make the items move with the player and stuff?

[IAmPinleon (Pinleon)]

Umm… Check out this tutorial on tweening models. This might be what you want.

If you don’t want to do that, then uhh,

@Pooglies

make the items move with the player

You just use welds a think.

Idk I think it’ll work. Try using just any Constraint.

[Pooglies]

Kind of, but how do i make it move with the player and stuff.

[ryk]

If you want an item to move with the player, you would weld it to their arm and edit C0 or C1 to position it how you like.

[L3AGLE]

Welding is not always the best choice. What you might be looking for is called Motor6D

Try doing some research on Motor6D on the wiki. Motor6D is similar to WeldConstraints but is much more flexible depending on what you’d like to do.

Just like @ryk mentioned, iirc, Motor6D also has C0 (Position of First part Ex:Arm) and C1 (Position of second part Ex:Sword)

[astra_wr (astra)]

I don’t think bloxburg uses CFrame for those animations, it looks like an animation animations.
edit: yep, confirmed it.

You can animate models by using some Motor6D, rigging and then animating.
Check these tutorial out:

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In this case, it’s best to set the Motor6D to the player’s HumanoidRootPart so it doesn’t move around too crazily compared to if you set it to the player’s arm.