I feel like I’ve tried everything and I’m just infuriated.
current grip settings:
how the gun looks:
I assume you have the gun Parts welded to the Handle?
You can just rotate the Handle itself.
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Actually, I’m using a union which makes all the parts into a single part
Do you weld that to the Handle, or call it the Handle?
The handle is the union. I tried your suggestion, seperated the parts from a single part that I called the handle, but it didn’t exactly come out how I would’ve liked it to
tried a bit more and got it to be how I’d like it. Thanks for the help
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Ok, so the brown grip is the Part you want to Orient to, correct?
When you create the Union (or gun Model from separate Parts) you can change the orientation of the Union (or Model) depending on which item you select first (or last, I don’t remember which). Select different items to see how the alignment changes.
Tool Grip Editor. Scripts and Cframes are not needed for something so simple like this.
Without any plugins I usually get a transparent 1x1x1 Handle and leave it at default settings. Then right click it and select Show Orientation Indicator.
Optionally have the rotation set to 0, 0, 0 and this will mean that the forward is -Z and up is +Y. The orientation indicator shows the front face with the blue dot and the top direction with a green cone.
Your model should be placed in such a way that the visible part where you want to touch it is in the middle of the transparent Handle assuming that every tool offset setting is default. The orientation of your model should be facing the forward and Up of the Handle.
Don’t worry about leaving the orientation indicator visible as it’ll never show in play mode.
Final result:
Note: the middle of the handle is placed on the middle of the front face of your hand where the green dot is.
All of this is not needed though. Just use the tool grip editor. It takes 30 seconds to use tool grip editor.
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