How would I go about attaching a backpack model to the back of a player?

[TimmyRocs]

I have made the model of the backpack and I tried to script where it would go on the players back and it did work but it would always be inside the torso of the player. I messed around with LookVector to try to make it spawn behind the torso of the player but would never work and would always go to the side of the player instead. So I’m just lost on how to make this work.

[luketeam5]

Hello,

here are some Devforum threads that are trying to do something similar as you are:

What's the most efficient way to attach model to player's hand/anything else

so i tried this script: local death = false script.Parent.Touched:Connect(function(hit) if death == false then local plr = game:GetService("Players"):GetPlayerFromCharacter(hit.Parent) if plr then local org = game.ReplicatedStorage["Real Knife"] local rk = org:Clone() local handle = rk.Part rk.Parent = workspace local att = Instance.new("Motor6D") att.Parent = plr.Character.RightHand att.Part0 = plr.Character.RightHand att.Part1 = handle death = true end end end) but it doesn’t handle it rig…

How do I attach a part onto a player's torso?

I’m sure this is gonna involve CFrame. But I’m not sure how to properly attach the part onto the back of a character? Do I use weld or what? The thing is I want to the part to move the part around the character as well.

How to attach a model to a r6's players hand without using tools

I am trying to make a flashlight script without it being a tool (like evade) but I can’t figure out how to attach it to the players hand. I’ve tried using GripAttachment’s but I don’t understand how it works, I’ve been trying to use this tutorial How to weld objects onto an R6 character's left hand? - #5 by colbert2677.

[Scottifly]

If you are using a scripted Weld to do it, you probably aren’t setting the Weld C0 and C1. If you don’t set them with an offset then the weld will put both parts at the same center Position.

[TimmyRocs]

So I just got it to work and I think the issue was I was setting the offset of the weld C0 with the LookVector of the players torso and I just switched it to the backpacks primary parts LookVector instead and it worked.