Making rotated Region3's

[RequiredModule]

I have a part that is a reference for the region in question and since it is rotated the region ends up just being a diagonal line. How can I make it cover the reference part?

--Scan structures--
for _,v in pairs(regionPart:GetChildren()) do
	local newMin = v.CFrame:ToWorldSpace(CFrame.new(-(v.Size/2))) --Minimum value
	local newMax = v.CFrame:ToWorldSpace(CFrame.new(v.Size/2)) --Max value
	local structureRegion = Region3.new(newMin.p,newMax.p)
	v.CFrame = structureRegion.CFrame --Visualize the Region
	v.Size = structureRegion.Size
	v.Transparency = 0
	for _,v in pairs(workspace:FindPartsInRegion3WithWhiteList(structureRegion,{new})) do
		print("Found")
		found = false
		break
	end
end

[B_arocena]

You can use this module

Rotated Region 3 Module

Update: This module has served its purpose, but with the release of the new spatial query API this post is obsolete. It will be left untouched for learning purposes, but it’s strongly recommended to check out the built-in api solution instead. Recently I took another crack at an old module I wrote some time back. The goal of this module is to provide users with a way to create Rotatable Region 3’s which is useful for too many reasons to list. Even though this module (older versions) has been …

[TheBristlefrost (Bristlefrost)]

Have you read the DevHub API reference for Region3?

If I understand correctly, it clearly says Region3 has CFrame which can be rotated.

[sonihi]

You can’t actually change the CFrame so the rotation makes it always aligned with the world axis.

[RequiredModule]

Yea, you can’t modify it’s CFrame like that.

I have an idea but I am not sure it will work.

[Procedurall]

You can use the rotated region3 module sent by @B_arocena. It’s really helpful unless you want to code it yourself.

[RequiredModule]

I might do that, may help to look at the code to try and understand

[RequiredModule]

I have tried that, it gives me errors despite me using it correctly