Make part resize through other parts?

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I made a resize handle which works but it doesn’t resize through other parts. The problem is with BasePart:Resize().

Is there a way to make the part resize through other parts without making it not collidable?

Here is a screenshot:
https://prnt.sc/puj67r

I am unable to resize it upwards and downwards. I can resize left,right,front,back though.

Code:

local prev

rHandle.MouseButton1Down:Connect(function(normal)
	prev = 0
end)

rHandle.MouseDrag:Connect(function(id,distance)
	print("fired")
	local delta = distance - prev
	local delta2 = math.abs(delta)
	if delta2 >= 1 then
		local sizD = math.floor(delta / 1) * 1
		if rHandle.Adornee:Resize(id,sizD) then
			print("resized")
			prev = distance
		end
	end
end)

In the output it does print “fired” when I try to resize it upwards but it doesn’t print “resized”.

If it isn’t possible is there an alternative which is like BasePart:Resize() but it resize through other parts?

Help is appreciated.

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This seems obvious so I apologize if this comes off as offensive,
but have you tried doing this?

BasePart.Size = Vector3.new(x,y,z)

EDIT:
Oh wow, that’s really cool.
I’ve never experemented with Handles before!

This is what worked for me:


rHandle = script:WaitForChild('Handles')

print'ok'

rHandle.MouseButton1Down:Connect(function(normal)
	prev = 0
	print'down'
end)

rHandle.MouseDrag:Connect(function(id,distance)
	print("fired")
	local delta = distance - prev
	local delta2 = math.abs(delta)
	if delta2 >= 1 then
		local sizD = math.floor(delta / 1) * 1
		print(id,sizD)
		local canCollide = rHandle.Adornee.CanCollide
		rHandle.Adornee.CanCollide = false
		if rHandle.Adornee:Resize(id,sizD) then
			print("resized")
			prev = distance
		end
		rHandle.Adornee.CanCollide = canCollide
	end
end)

You just disable collision and then re-enable it again.
It happens so fast that it doesn’t really have an effect on anything else.

EDIT2: Made code a little better

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Wow. I wonder why I thought that it would stay uncollide until I stop dragging the mouse.