Transform.X returns error

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  1. What do you want to achieve? Keep it simple and clear!
    Im trying to make it so a motor6d transforms on X axis only
  2. What is the issue? Include screenshots / videos if possible!
    The issue is i get the error: “X cannot be assigned to”
  3. What solutions have you tried so far? Did you look for solutions on the Developer Hub?
    Nothign, i dont know any solutions
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v.Transform.X = Character:FindFirstChild("RootJoint", true).Transform.X
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You cannot set X directly, you might be able to set Transform, I forget. What you can definitely do and I have usually done is this:

v = v - (v.Transform.X - Character:FindFirstChild("RootJoint", true).Transform.X) * Vector3.xAxis
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Gives this error:

 attempt to perform arithmetic (add) on Instance and Vector3  -  Client - VM:94

just so you know V is a motor6d

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v.Transform = v.Transform - (v.Transform.X - Character:FindFirstChild("RootJoint", true).Transform.X) * Vector3.xAxis
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It doesnt give off errors but it doesnt seem to transform, probably an issue with naming tho, thanks for the help

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It is not a naming issue, its something to do with transform, here i just default transformed (no specific axis) and this is the outcome which isnt correct

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This is still not solved, and im gonna go sleep. If anyone has solutions as to why the torso doesnt tranform normally then pleasr tell me, goodnight

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try this:

v.Transform = v.Transform - Vector3.new(v.Transform.X - Character:FindFirstChild("RootJoint", true).Transform.X), 0, 0)
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Just woke up n its 8 am or sum, ill try it in like 2-3 hours, thanks for helping

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Transform doesnt seem to work for some reason:



As u see in vid the character torso moves up and down and all that but the viewmodel not.