When we make a moving part stop when it touches something, but something is wrong?

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#1

Thats Part
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Thats Script
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File:(you can test file)
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What is the easiest way to solve this?

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#2

Maybe .Touched fired before it actually touched the baseplate, you could try using region3

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#3

In your script you have if hit ~= part then return end (Line 7)

This line is telling your script to stop running if it hits a part other than the part you’re trying to anchor. Instead, replace ~= with == and see what you get! :wink:

#4

… wrong
there are no errors in the script, and I wrote it like that for testing purposes

#5

Hey!

My solution would be, that you can execute a raycast to the ground from the part after you anchored it otherwise I wouldn’t know myself a different way how you could approach this.

Cheers

#6

i am using this:
but I don’t think this is the best solution.

local w = Instance.new("Weld")
w.Part0 = Baseplate
w.Part1 = part
w.C0 = Baseplate.CFrame:toObjectSpace(part.CFrame)
w.Parent = w.Part0

I think that not good

#7

Right, there are no errors but that line would prevent you from running any code after that line is executed.

Think about it like this, ~= means does not and your if statement is basically stating the following logic:
if TheObjectThatWasHit Is-NOT TheObjectThatWe'reAnchoring then return end

The correct behaviour (I assume you’re going for) would be:
if hit == part then return end