Motor6D angle being weird

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#21

I dont know how that would work because in explorer, it says the position is 0,0,0

#22

I made it clear in my post that I am using a motor6D. (I need to use motor6D.

#23

Have you tried adjusting the values until you have found something that works?

#24

Have you tried ToOrientation?

#25

Yes. I have been doing that for wayy too long. Still couldnt find anything

#26

Never heard of this before. I’ve got no idea how to use it

#27

“Returns approximate angles that could be used to generate the CFrame, if angles were applied in Z, X, Y order. Equivalent to toEulerAnglesYXZ.”

#28

Maybe weld the part to an invisible part called “Grip” and use the Motor6D and weld the grip part to the arm of the character

#29

I already did that. I welded a part called “Primary” to the right arm. The mesh is welded to primary

#30

Have you tried changing the tool via the properties?

#31

Its not a tool. It’s a model. Which is why im welding it.
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The reason why I’m doing this is so the model can move with an animation.

#32

Is the knife inside of the characters model?

#33

Yes. The knife is a descendant of the character

#34

have you not realised your position offset is being overrided??

#35

I have. I am trying to fix that

#36

by doing what exactly because I see a very simple solution?

#37

What is the solution then???

#38

multiplying the cframe offsets???

#39 
PartWeld.C1 = CFrame.new(0, -1, 0)
PartWeld.C1 = CFrame.Angles(-90, 180, 0)

That is your script above.
And as I can see is that your setting the PartWeld.C1 to CFrame.new then CFrame.Angles

Maybe that has something to do with it

#40

I already tried that a while ago… atleast it didnt work when i tried it.