I am trying to get this car to go straight then as soon as it reaches the end teleport back to the start any ideas on how this could be done?
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Use a tween. Set an end point and when it is finished, loop back again and set the car’s position to the start.
How would I use a tween sorry for asking this I usually only use parts and welds.
It has some example scripts on the page. In your case, I modified an example one.
local TweenService = game:GetService("TweenService")
local model = yourModelHere
local goal = {}
goal.Position = -- any valid vector3 position, or a CFrame position
local tweenInfo = TweenInfo.new(5) -- There is more data you can check out
local tween = TweenService:Create(part, tweenInfo, goal)
while wait(5) do
-- Set the model's location back to start.
tween:Play()
end
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Not really a scripter so I dont know do I put it in a local script module script or script
You put it in a server script for everyone to see it happen, and you put it in a local script for only 1 person to see it happen.
So in your case, put it in a script (Sever script).
You haven’t set the goal position and the path to the model. (also the goal needs to be set.)
If I put drive straight will it drive straight?
You have to make a vector3 position for
goal.Position = Vector3.new(1,1,1) -- or whatever the position is.
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By setting the path the the “model” that you’re tweeting I mean:
local model = game.Workspace.ModelNameHere -- change model name here to the model you plan to tween
Do I keep the script in the workspace or do I put it in the model
I am sorry if I am causing you stress cause of my dumb brain.
It doesn’t matter, you could put it in workspace or the model, or in ServerScriptService.
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Now its showing little orange lines I have no Idea what I did wrong.
Show me, I could probably fix it.
Yes, where is your script and model located?
Hmm, without making things to complicated for you, can you union the whole car instead of a model?