Tweening part puts part in wrong area

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  1. What do you want to achieve? I want to make my tween work.

  2. What is the issue? The tween is not working, I don’t know how to describe it well so here is some pictures:
    Wrong way:
    image
    The way I want it to be:
    image

  3. What solutions have you tried so far? I’ve tried doing a another position again, it still did the same thing.

local cop_fpos = CFrame.new(33.601, 3.099, -28.629)
local cop = workspace:WaitForChild("COP")
-- But then when it gets to the part then stuff happens..
	local t2 = ts:Create(cop,TweenInfo.new(1),{CFrame = cop_fpos})
	t2:Play()

I don’t understand why its going wrong here.

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If you’re just tweening position, why not just use a Vector3 instead of CFraming it? I don’t know what the problem exactly is, but if the rotation is the problem, then only tween the position.

local cop_fpos = Vector3.new(33.601, 3.099, -28.629)
local cop = workspace:WaitForChild("COP")
-- But then when it gets to the part then stuff happens..
	local t2 = ts:Create(cop,TweenInfo.new(1),{Position = cop_fpos})
	t2:Play()
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I will try. Thank you for telling me.

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You will need to get the CFrame orientation of that part, and multiply its goal CFrame by it. So do something like this:

local Cop = workspace:WaitForChild("COP")
local CopCFrameOrientation = Cop.CFrame - Cop.CFrame.Position
local GoalPosition = CFrame.new(33.601, 3.099, -28.629)

local t2 = ts:Create(Cop, TweenInfo.new(1), {CFrame = GoalPosition * CopCFrameOrientation})
t2:Play()

EDIT: The reason I stick to CFrames and dont use position, is because setting the position can sometimes lead to parts appearing above other parts. I dont know if this happens with tweening, but using CFrames is a safe way to play it.