Yes, the parts are welded to the baseplate
Remove the welds, that should fix it
Then instead you should tween the TestPart to the Holder’s cframe, then tween the TestPart again to its original position.
So instead of passing workspace.Holder, pass workspace.TestPart, and change the one of the cframe to workspace.Holder.CFrame
The posOpen is the Holder’s CFrame.
The posClose is the TestPart’s CFrame.
That’s exactly what I’m doing
But you passed Holder to tween, which is an invisible part …
It would be much easier, if you did
local startingCFrame = testpart.CFrame
local posOpen = {CFrame = holder.CFrame}
local posClose = {CFrame = startingCFrame}
you could also move the door around without having to change the CFrame in the script every time with this.
Are you trying to move the holder part when you want to open the door?
I’m trying to move TestPart to the Holder’s position
That explains it, change
tween1Open = TweenService:Create(workspace.Holder,tweeningInfo,posOpen)
to
tween1Open = TweenService:Create(workspace.TestPart,tweeningInfo,posOpen)
Have you tried to set the CFrame to 0,0,0? If it works that means it’s your CFrame that isn’t working.
Thanks, it’s working
Sorry if I wasn’t clear, but… I wanted the rotation of the door to change to holder’s rotation
I’ll still mark this as the solution as it worked
For the rotation problem, refer to this reply, it should work unless you changed the part’s size instead of the rotation
would I do this?
It would work if its just the CFrame, it would rotate and position it accordingly
It’s positioning the door right, however the orientation isnt right
It should work fine, my guess is that the holder is unanchored, but changing the orientation should work too
It’s not changing the orientation though…
Only reason I can think of why it isn’t working is because its resized instead of rotated
So… Any solutions? I don’t know how it’s being resized