How would I find the difference between 2 CFrame angles?

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Hello devforum, I am struggling with an issue with finding the difference between 2 CFrame angles.

local RotChange = CFrame.Angles(Vb.CFrame.Rotation.X - V.CFrame.Rotation.X,Vb.CFrame.Rotation.Y - V.CFrame.Rotation.Y,Vb.CFrame.Rotation.Z - V.CFrame.Rotation.Z)
Part.CFrame *= CFrame.Angles(RotChange.X*i,RotChange.Y*i,RotChange.Z*i)

I have tried many things to find a CFrames angle, let alone subtract it from another. I made this diagram to show what I mean:

Any help is appreciated.

[mc7oof (oof)]

Not sure it will help but here is a similar topic:

Trying to get a Orientation from 2 parts

I have a Camera system, Where 2 people are going against each other and a Camera follows and stays inbetween them. I have the position done, But It doesn’t rotate the camera. I was wondering how I would achieve it: workspace.Part.CFrame= workspace.Part.CFrame:Lerp(CFrame.new(Vector3.new(Positon.X,Positon.Y,Positon.Z)),i) Code above is showing how it moves, but it doesn’t rotate.

and this one:

How To Get Orientation From CFrame?

How would I find the V3 orientation from a CFrame? I.e; Question #1 local CF = CFrame.new(Part1.Position,Part2.Position) -- CFrame with a position of Part1, facing Part2 local Orientation = CF.Orientation -- I know there is no Orientation property of CFrame, but it's an example of what I'm looking for Question #2 Using only CFrame manipulation, how would I limit how much a CFrame can be angled? For example making it so this eyeball cannot rotate past these two red parts; [image] This al…

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That’s orientation, I’m looking for CFrame.

[mc7oof (oof)]

I think the second one answers that at the bottom.

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math.deg(math.acos(CFrame1.lookvector:Dot(CFrame2.lookvector)))

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This returns a number, I’m looking for something that returns a CFrame.Angles.

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CFrame1.Rotation:ToObjectSpace(CFrame2.Rotation):ToOrientation()

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Thank you so much! It worked!!!