CFrames… can’t be added to other CFrames…
How do you think lerp works? Also criticism on the mechanics of someone’s script even if not asked for unless directly stated for no criticism, including security vulnerabilities and this is a form of support.
Also, that’s like saying I can’t say “Name” because it’s an existing property of Instance. It’s position is relevant in the timeline of the initial CFrame and the finishing CFrame. The term time might be relevant if only considering 0.3 but when wondering how the time affects the difference of two CFrames, position seems more relevant.
We should keep this conversation relevant I feel like your message was unnecessary.
You’re thinking of multiplying CFrames which act similarly to “adding” CFrames… It’s impossible to apply addition operations to CFrames.
The official alias for the second parameter of Lerp is “alpha”. Just trying to keep misinformation from spreading. “Position” can be easily be mistaken for the property.
It’s always necessary to prevent bad habits and false information.
local function addcfv3(a, b)
local x, y, z, m11, m12, m13, m21, m22, m23, m31, m32, m33 = a:components()
return CFrame.new(x + b.x, y + b.y, z + b.z, m11, m12, m13, m21, m22, m23, m31, m32, m33);
end;
False information, that’s why it’s directly on the Roblox developer hub. You can easily alter this to make it CFrame to CFrame. “Bad habits” and “false information”, and it’s not my fault if someone misunderstands something like that and you shouldn’t call it out either as it didn’t affect you.