I’ve been looking into a rotating stage for a theatre I develop for, a bit like the one in hamilton (if you have ever watched it). I’m trying to make a stage that rotates with one set on the other side. This was a model I found on roblox and it works, but the part doesn’t rotate if it’s anchored and it just blocks the middle part. I was wondering if anyone could help!
This is the script inside the rotating part.
local Steve = game.workspace.Turntable
local ison = false
function switch()
if (ison == false) then
ison = true
Steve.Base.Turn.HingeConstraint.TargetAngle = 180
else
ison = false
Steve.Base.Turn.HingeConstraint.TargetAngle = 0
end
end
script.Parent.ClickDetector.MouseClick:connect(switch)
I am sorry, my previous reply was incorrect, for some reason tweening the primary part CFrame doesn’t work. I fixed the code using a loop instead:
--Script inside Model
local TweenService = game:GetService("TweenService")
local Model = script.Parent
for i, part in pairs(Model:GetDescendants()) do
--if its not an actual part, skip it
if not part:IsA("BasePart") then continue end
--I assume you want all the parts to be anchored
part.Anchored = true
--if a primary part isn't set, it becomes the first part it finds
if not Model.PrimaryPart then
Model.PrimaryPart = part
end
end
local Part = Model.PrimaryPart
if not Part then warn("Model has no parts!") return end
local angles = Part.CFrame.Rotation
local speed = .1
while task.wait() do
Model:SetPrimaryPartCFrame(Part.CFrame*CFrame.Angles(angles.X, angles.Y+speed, angles.Z))
end
local speed = .1
local spinning_time = 5
local start = os.time()
while task.wait() do
if os.time()-start > spinning_time then break end
Model:SetPrimaryPartCFrame(Part.CFrame*CFrame.Angles(angles.X, angles.Y+speed, angles.Z))
end
Did you originally have your HingeConstraint set to Motor instead of Servo?
Motor will just spin, Servo will rotate it to a certain angle. I did notice that setting it to 180 could cause issues as it would sometimes end up a little off at 0 or 180 and that would cause it to rotate the opposite direction to reach the ‘closest’ 180 degrees.
It looks like your original HingeConstraint was oriented 90 degrees out. If you look at the HingeConstraint in the viewport window and turn on Constraint Details and Draw on Top you should see a brown disk that shows what direction the hinge will rotate on. If it isn’t correct then you need to rotate both Attachments so their Yellow arrow and Orange arrow are aligned the same.
@NyrionDev hey again, i’m a bit confused because i coded a gui for when u press a button it disables the script in the model but even when the script is disabled it keeps spinning i even tried coding it to delete the script but again it keeps on going
