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#1

Please correct me if I am wrong, but I think this belongs here.

Hi there, I am xinder.
I am making a “Magic” hat which I can put on for sale later on if I get into UGC.

However, this is an issue. I got 2 meshparts and one is called “Handle.” The one with the “attachment” is the one called “handle.” I put it into a accessory, and put the accesory into the rig, but when i run it won’t put the hat on the players head. However, my other creation, the “Barrel” did.

Here is a clip: https://gyazo.com/59dcaacb38e8c2085219b8746b6918b6

The problem is it won’t go on and it falls apart. But I know we arn’t supposed to anchor them. Please help me!

discord: xinder#3686 or here @ devforum

#3

You would have to insert the attachment and name it to to whatever body part you’re attaching to.

Also I believe you cant use 2 meshparts in a single accessory so combine them.

Read this for more info

#4

You can make a weld constraint between the two. That will fix them to each other.
As for making it a hat, you have to copy the hat attachment from a dummy then put it in a part then locate the part on which part of the hat do you want the head to be. Attach the part there and then parent the hat to the player.

#5

Try using Quenty`s Pweld (Perfect weld) which creates a weld between everything in a group

#6

Thank you everybody for the options! I will try all of em, thank you!

#7

I tried using that script. It does indeed not make it break, however, it won’t go on the players head, or I should say, the rig.

#8

That’s what I did. I put the hat attachment into the inside of the cone shaped part, and I put it into an accessory, then I put it under the rig’s child, and it won’t work. Just fall straight down.

#9

Honestly if you’re applying to UGC, I would recommend simply exporting the hat as a single object and vertex painting the different parts of the hat in blender.

#10

I guess that could work, thanks for the option.

#11

Ude humanoid:AddAccessory(Accessory)

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#12

So I have to do this?

local playerModel = script.Parent
local humanoid = playerModel:WaitForChild("Humanoid")
 
-- Create the Accessory.
local clockworksShades = Instance.new("Accessory")
clockworksShades.Name = "ClockworksShades"
 
local handle = Instance.new("Part")
handle.Name = "Handle"
handle.Size = Vector3.new(1,1.6,1)
handle.Parent = clockworksShades
 
local faceFrontAttachment = Instance.new("Attachment")
faceFrontAttachment.Name = "FaceFrontAttachment"
faceFrontAttachment.Position = Vector3.new(0,-0.24,-0.45)
faceFrontAttachment.Parent = handle
 
local mesh = Instance.new("SpecialMesh")
mesh.Name = "Mesh"
mesh.Scale = Vector3.new(1,1.3,1)
mesh.MeshId = "rbxassetid://1577360"
mesh.TextureId = "rbxassetid://1577349"
mesh.Parent = handle
 
-- Attach the Accessory to the humanoid.
humanoid:AddAccessory(clockworksShades)
#13

I guess try it. I dont know the scripts behind ur game.

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