SetPrimaryPartCFrame Help

[BoomBoomNewc (Nukinq)]

you dont need a second argument. the first vector 3 determines where is it positioned, the second basically makes it so the front side of the primary part is looking at the position. If you are trying to orient it, use CFrame.new(position you want) * CFrame.Angles(math.rad(the orientation you want on x axis),math.rad(the same for y),math.rad(the same for z))

[Wildcutepenguin (Wild)]

The reason it looks like that for me is because I changed the script a bit to make the WeldConstraint work. Because you parented all the parts to the Handle. Mine did look like yours but it’s because I changed the script it looks different.

[Wildcutepenguin (Wild)]

After a few weeks worth of more work, I’ve done it. I finally understood what xeroexo was talking about except I didn’t clone a model. I just took away the handle and welded it to the HumanoidRootPart. Their post:

Is There Part of a Player That is Never Rotated?

Instead of making it a tool that always has the hand connected to the handle, make it a model spawned by the tool. The model should have a primary part directly in the position of the HRP and the tool model in front of the player like this. Create weld constraints between the model’s primary part and the rest of the parts in the model. (red cube is the primary part, centered at HRP because of the weld) [image]