Making a part follow the mouse and behave as it does in Roblox Studio

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#23

The problem with this is that, what if the part is rotated?

#24

As for the Dragger implementation, did you add the MouseMove call? Is it working now?

#25

I did but it’s also going onto the part itself

#26

Well, i don’t know but that code was to contribute very important things.

#27

What exactly do you mean by that? Is it going through the other part?

#28

It’s going on top of itself. And so gets closer to camera

#29

Oh, I see. What did you set the first parameter to in MouseDown?

#30

I’ve set it to toReference, is that ok?

#31

Is that the part that is being moved? It has to be the part that is being moved.

#32

What do you mean, Can you give me an example of your suggestion?

#33

What is the part that is being moved? Normally it should be mouse.Target. Can you show me the full code (If you don’t mind)

#34

It’s set toReference, which is the part that’s being moved

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#35

Ah, then that’s okay. It’s strange because it doesn’t happen to me

#36

What are you passing to Dragger:MouseMove?

#37

I rewrote it again and seems to be working. Now it’s time to tween it.

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#38

Ok the problem is that i have an object follow it, so it’s going on top of that one. How can I make it ignore other instances?

#40

Actually, try setting mouse.TargetFilter

#41

That’s why it’s called BlackListFolder updateThe one called newObject is in that folder. I set it to BlackListFolder long ago so I dont think that’s it

#42

Sorry if I have been wasting your time with Dragger.

I just thought it might help. Maybe there is still a way using it, I just can’t find that much.

#43

Me neither tbh, and it’s okay as long as it worked. It was worth the shot