Trying to fix weird offset when part collides with anything

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#1

How it should be when it collides with a part:
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how it is when it collides with a part:
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Basically I have a part that tweens to the camera’s orientation, and whenever it collides with the ground, or anything, it messes up and creates a offset of some sort, and it doesnt face the camera’s orientation anymore.

Code:

	local camOrientation = Camera.CFrame-Camera.CFrame.Position;

	local tweenInfo = TweenInfo.new(1)
	local tween = ts:Create(Scanner, tweenInfo, {CFrame = CFrame.new(Scanner.Position)*camOrientation})
	tween:Play()
#2

Can you not just turn off CanCollide and turn Anchored on?

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#3

It has to collide, and it has to have anchored off, it’s a drone that flies around the map, i cant have it clip through the map

#4

Have you tried using something like a AlignOrientation to restabilize it after it hits something?

#5

seems interesting, but i feel like thats a bad practice, i was thinking of using a bodygyro, and make a equation of some sort to make the bodygyro face the camera’s orientation
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but i dont know how to make the equation, can anybody help?
current code:

local camOrientation = Camera.CFrame-Camera.CFrame.Position;

	local tweenInfo = TweenInfo.new(1)
	local tween = ts:Create(Scanner, tweenInfo, {CFrame = CFrame.new(Scanner.Position)*camOrientation})
	tween:Play()
#6

would appreciate a reply on this.

#7

can somebody help. me here at all

#8

why would that be bad practice?

#9

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