Get rid of the extra Parts, and just move the Attachments into the LeftDoor and Chassis. You can move the Attachment in the Chassis to the e
It’s almost always easier to use less Parts.
Also don’t have the LeftDoor welded to the Chassis or anything else.
Have the LeftWindow welded to the LeftDoor since they’ll be moving together.
Here’s a simple door script that I made that should show you how everything should be attached:
I solved it yesterday, but now im trying to figure out why the hinge is broken or acting wierd after placing it back in the car.
Probably because you’ve got Parts that are supposed to be moving with the door script like the door and the window and you have them welded to Parts that aren’t supposed to be moving with the door script like the Chassis. If you get rid of the extra Parts you added it should make it easier to keep track of things like this.
I already did that, the door works fine if you place it outside of the car (during tests) and It glitched when its back in the frame.
this is what i mean btw
outside
inside
Is it the fact you are using Meshes that are probably hitting each other, there’s a plugin that shows the Mesh Decomposition Geometry that could help with that:
https://www.roblox.com/library/414923656/Mesh-Optimization-Tools
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I have a no collision constraints for all the meshes, Chassis and Door.
There is also a tool in the Studio Settings that shows a red sphere where Parts are colliding and can be helpful.
In a case like this I’d just use a few smaller Parts welded to the door Parts that have CanCollide turned on.
Are you sure your ‘no collision’ constraint is working?
I solved the non closing part, it closes now.
I only had to add more non collision constraints on the window
Btw is there by anychance you know how to seperate the Proximity prompts?, it runs both doors
What is the distance on your ProximityPrompts? It could be you are activating both at the same time.
I named them Part, and Part1 and put them on the script, still runs both whether which door is triggered
Yes, but I’m wondering if BOTH ProximityPrompts are being activated at the same time with the same input because they are so close.
Try decreasing the activation distance so if you’re sitting in the left seat you aren’t activating the right door’s ProximityPrompt.
you only need to trigger one to open both, so no?
You want to open both doors with the same Prompt? I thought you wanted them individually opened since the Prompt is in the LeftDoor, not the Chassis.
Then put the Prompt in the Chassis, and add both hinge parts to the script:
local lhinge = script.Parent.LHInge.HingeConstraint
local rhinge = script.Parent.RHInge.HingeConstraint
then add the lhinge and rhinge TargetAngles inside the function.
No what i meant is that if you trigger one of the prompt in the door, both doors open
That’s what I meant the first time. If you are too close to both doors when you click the Prompt, then both doors Prompts will be activated.
Make the activation distance smaller so you can only ‘reach’ the left door Prompt when sitting in the left seat, and the right door Prompt when sitting in the right seat.
Heres some pictures of it btw
you can see it only has a single prompt
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Nvm I solved it by using script.parent.ProximityPrompt instead of using
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Then please use the ‘Solution’ button to indicate to others that this issue has been solved. Hehe, never mind, I see you already did that.