My attachment offset was assigned to the x axis; however i wanted it to be assigned to the z axis

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im setting up inverse kinematics for my character; i wanted to put an offset on the IK attachments on the z axis but its applying it to the x axis. im so confused; why is it doing this? :sob:

my offset is:

local footSurfaceOffset = Vector3.new(0,0,5)

local maxRayDown = -15
local footSurfaceOffset = Vector3.new(0,0,5)

module.setupIKControllers = function(c)
	local h = c.Humanoid
	local defaultHipHeight = c.Humanoid.HipHeight
	
	module.LeftIKController = Instance.new("IKControl", h)
	module.RightIKController = Instance.new("IKControl", h)
	module.LeftIKController.Name = "LeftIKController"
	module.RightIKController.Name = "RightIKController"
	
	module.LeftIKController.ChainRoot = c.LeftUpperLeg
	module.LeftIKController.EndEffector = c.LeftFoot
	module.RightIKController.ChainRoot = c.RightUpperLeg
	module.RightIKController.EndEffector = c.RightFoot
	
	--setting up ik's
	module.LeftIK = Instance.new("Attachment", c.LeftFoot)
	module.RightIK = Instance.new("Attachment", c.RightFoot)
	module.LeftIK.Name = "LeftIK"
	module.RightIK.Name = "RightIK"
	module.LeftIK.WorldPosition = c.LeftFoot.Position + footSurfaceOffset
	module.RightIK.WorldPosition = c.RightFoot.Position + footSurfaceOffset
	
	--assigning targets
	module.LeftIKController.Target = module.LeftIK
	module.RightIKController.Target = module.RightIK
end

and they’re ending up here:
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i know it works when u change it from this:
local footSurfaceOffset = Vector3.new(0,0,5)

to this:
local footSurfaceOffset = Vector3.new(5,0,0)

but i just wanna know why it does that