Need help with anchoring doors

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#6

I cant it wont move when anchored

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#7

image It moves Open1 and Open2 and Union and Part moves with it

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#8

Ah, you can use :SetPrimaryPartCFrame() instead and put the parts for each door in a model. This will allow you to maintain the same behaviour

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#9

You can try to weld them to the primary part and then change the CFrame.

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#10

Ye but people are still able to push it

#11

Yeah and anchor them now. I use TweenService on anchored parts also welded to primary part and animations works.

#12

Soo if i use tween it should work?

#13

CFrame manipulation would work too. Make sure your part is anchored by default.

PS: Did not read the replies, gonna do that now.

#14

Yeah, but I had to weld other parts, I had an model with different parts and those had to move at the same time as primary part but because you have doors is just a little bit more complicated because you will need different tweens to use just because of two seperate doors which are moving.

#15

That’s clearly because the Union is a child of the door. If a parent is moving, its children would move along with it too.

#16

Ye i know that, but i need to make it anchored but still be able to move it using CFrame

#17

Anchor the door, and all its children. Then try your script. If it still doesn’t work, would you mind showing us the script?

#18

Can you give me tween (moving script) example?

EDIT: I need to move it (0,0,-2)
and then after -2 finishes: (0,0.5,0)

#19

Better solution by @colbert2677

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#20 
GetPrimaryPartCFrame is not a valid member of part
#21

personal experience, tween is easier and better for this situation (my opinion)

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#22

You need to use it on a model containing your parts, not the part itself. Put the parts into the model and set the PrimaryPart to the part you currently move.

#23

If you want to make a moving door like one of the earlier push doors, they use hinges and aren’t anchored - all parts of the door are welded together.

If you want to make tweening doors however, you’d create a hinge which is anchored, weld everything to that and then rotate it through tweening.

#24

Sorry I didn’t look through all the chats here, but did you try anchoring the parts?

#25

You can just anchor the parts.

Psst, by the way.

I recommend this over the current marked solution that suggests using a CFrameValue proxy. It’s problematic and I explain why in this tutorial.

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