I am trying to make something where you buy something sounds easy enough until i realize ive never worked with position before so none of my research works does anyone mind telling me how i can move the gloves 2.3 studs down?
RightGloveClone.Position = Vector3.new(0, (RightGloveClone.Position + YValue), 0)
leftGloveClone.Position = Vector3.new(0, (leftGloveClone.Position + YValue), 0)
end)
You’re on the right track!
If you set the x, and z to 0 it will go world origin (+ yPosition)
so we’re getting the already existing X and Z position of the part and moving it down 2.3 studs.
(i replaced YValue with 2.3, put it back if you want)
RightGloveClone.CFrame = Vector3.new(RightGloveClone.Position.X, RightGloveClone.Position.Y - 2.3, RightGloveClone.Position.Z
RightGloveClone.CFrame = Vector3.new(RightGloveClone.Position.X, RightGloveClone.Position.Y - 2.3, RightGloveClone.Position.Z
If this is a model and not a part, it gets a little more complicated
When i use that i get this error
Oh, my bad
RightGloveClone.Position = Vector3.new(RightGloveClone.Position.X, RightGloveClone.Position.Y - 2.3, RightGloveClone.Position.Z
leftGloveClone.Position = Vector3.new(leftGloveClone.Position.X, leftGloveClone.Position.Y - 2.3, leftGloveClone.Position.Z
errors gone however it didnt really fix the issue because i look at it and it still kinda just stays in the middle of the arms when it should be acting as gloves
maybe theres an easier way like a different constraint?
I can give you the full script btw
fixed it after tweakin with the code you gave
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