Rotating an Accessory Around Its Axis Instead of Its Attachment Point

[BrotoBrother (Broto)]

I’m trying to make a character customization system that allows players to manipulate their accessories. I can’t figure out how to properly do the rotation part of it without the ArcHandles adornment going crazy, or not following the mouse when its being dragged. I also want to know if it’s possible to rotate it around its own axis instead of the attachment point. If this is not possible, then I just want the Axis adornment to follow the mouse when dragged.

I’ve been trying to figure this out for the past couple of hours, but I can’t wrap my head around it. I read over similar posts but none of them work for me. I suck at CFrames, so if anyone could help me figure this out, it’d be greatly appreciated!

elseif adornment:IsA("ArcHandles") then --TODO: figure out how to fix this monkey business
			print("AXIS:"..tostring(param1), "RELATIVE ANGLE:"..tostring(param2), "DELTA RADIUS:"..tostring(param3))
			
			if param1 == Enum.Axis.X then
				newRotation = weldCFrame*CFrame.Angles(param2, 0, 0)
			elseif param1 == Enum.Axis.Y then
				newRotation = weldCFrame*CFrame.Angles(0,param2, 0)
			elseif param1 == Enum.Axis.Z then
				newRotation = weldCFrame*CFrame.Angles(0, 0, param2)
			end
			
			adornment.Adornee.AccessoryWeld.C0 = newRotation
		end
	end

[dthecoolest]

This first is related but I believe the formula is not on point, try checking out my second which has my CFrame tutorial and many CFrame examples.

Rotate a part with Weld.C0 but without a pivot point?

Found a method for @Headstackk, tested with motor of following: motor.C1 = CFrame.Angles(1,2,1)*CFrame.new(0,5,2) motor.C0 = CFrame.Angles(5,2,1)*CFrame.new(0,0,5) wacky rig setup result: [image] Without C1 :Inversing With C1 Inversing: while true do local dt = task.wait() local additionalRotation = CFrame.Angles(math.pi/2*dt,0,0) additionalRotation = motor.C1:Inverse()*CFrame.Angles(math.pi/2*dt,0,0)*motor.C1--magic trick motor.C0 *= additionalRotation end Ho…

Rotate Welded Parts Based on their CFrames?

Check out the examples in my tutorial to see how you can change up your CFrame code. For welds you can do Part0 inversing to make it relative to world space. Or even change up the CFrame order of operations to make it rotate in a different axis:

CFrame of Part relative to Motor6d

Is this what you are looking for, when you mean converting world space values like position relative to a Motor6D?

[BrotoBrother (Broto)]

I appreciate the links, this looks like what I need. I’ll look through it tomorrow and mark this as a solution if it works out.