Vertical Tool/Item Grip

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#2

Heyo mate!I found out a solution for ya! :wink:

Click on the tool in explorer,there you can see Tool Property.Click it and Click Appearence!

Easy way is by purchasing the following,ToopGripEditor by @Maximum_ADHD
Link : Tool Grip Editor - Roblox . It cost 5 bobux or can be assembled for free at @Maximum_ADHD GitHub.

Hard way is by manually editing the ToolAppearance! :frowning:
Link : Creating Player Tools | Roblox Creator Documentation

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#3

Hold on, I’m trying to use it but it just throws me into the ground

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#4

If your tool is Anchored/Welded to baseplate and ETC it will do that.
Use da plugin in studio before playing it! :smiley:

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#5

Wait but if I cant have welds how else do I get all the parts but the handle to stick together, because I tried taking out the welds and it fell apart

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#6

You can use WeldConstraint / WeldScript

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#7

Do I have to put a weldconstraint into every part?

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#8

Depend,If there so many Union,I recommend using WeldsScript.
If you are using SIngle MeshPart however,you don’t need to use weldconstraint then.

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#9

Sooooo, how would I weld the parts of the lantern together??

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(Weldconstraint or a weld script?)

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#10

Is that a tool?
Or some decoration?

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#11

It’s a tool for another game, so I’m not sure if I would use a weld script or constraint

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#12

Hmmm.

Put a Script in your tool,(NotLocalScript) then Copy and Paste this.
local tool = script.Parent

–Creating Weld!–
for _, v in pairs(tool:GetDescendants()) do
if v:IsA(“BasePart”) then
local weld = Instance.new(“ManualWeld”)
weld.C0 = tool.Handle.CFrame:Inverse() * v.CFrame
weld.Part0 = tool.Handle
weld.Part1 = v
weld.Parent = v
end
end

–Fixing tool if anchored–
for _, v in pairs(tool:GetDescendants()) do
if v:IsA(“BasePart”) then
v.Anchored = false
end
end

If it work,your tool should be welded automaticly

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#13

What about all the errors? image

#14

hmmm let me fix th3t,imma give u oth3r script

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#15

I never made a script; I don’t know a whole lot about scripting, only the bare basics like functions and variables and I only know the basics of even those

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#17

Uploaded it using my Altenate Acc.get the script and insert it into your tool

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#18

Does it work? :smiley: @TimidFerret
If it does work then,i’m glad 2 help ya!

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#19

Go to tool option in workspace and change orientation to models orientation.

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