I spent an hour writing this so don’t you DARE skim it. You have to read it all the way through and make an effort to understand it! I can’t guarantee I’ll be able to respond after this.
A vector looks like (1, 2, 3).
Basically, before we see this vector, we all agree that the first number corresponds to taking that many steps to the right, the second number corresponds to taking that many steps up, and the last one how many steps backward. We also agree that there’s a point called the origin …
Here is a beginners guide to understanding and using CFrames. CFrames are super important and useful for any form of positioning and orienting of things in the workspace, so I hope this will help you with things like camera manipulation, even if you aren’t too good with the math involved.
Coordinate Frames
CFrame stands for ‘Coordinate Frame’, and this is a mathematical tool we use whenever we want to specify how something is positioned in space. A coordinate frame is made up of a point in spa…
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