I’ve been trying to look for a way to make the CFrame.lookAt() function smoother, since it’s too rigid, but I haven’t found a reliable solution so far. I’ve tried using Lerp() however I haven’t been able to get it working with server scripts. All help is appreciated!
while task.wait() do
script.Parent.Base.CFrame = CFrame.lookAt(script.Parent.Base.Position, script.Parent.Target.Value.Position, Vector3.new(0, 1, 0))
end
On the server its always going to be a bit jittery, but your best choice I’d say is tweening
Another option would be to use runservice.Heartbeat, although it might still jitter. Your best bet is to definitely use tweeting though.
Mover Constraints | Roblox Creator Documentation I use these in for example my FPS character controllers to turn smoothly towards where you look… but for your usecase you can make it make a part face another part in a smooth way.
Constraints aren’t for all use cases, as they are physics-based. However, depending on what OP is trying to achieve, they may or may not work.
Way more performance friendly and achieves basically the same as tweening with customizability plus it’s faster… got nothing to lose with using them. I couldn’t imagine creating tweens every frame (trust me I know how bad that runs on the server), you’d have to delay those and risk precision loss.
use tweenservice or change it every frame witth heartbeat or renderstepped
True but again, constraints are physics-based. So it depends on what the OP is trying to achieve (yes, there are collision groups but then again they get complicated if you have too many things).