FangousJoin Date: 2010-07-03
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FangousJoin Date: 2010-07-03
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i didnt say lerp did i? |
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SoybeenJoin Date: 2010-02-17
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Tween its position? You can use the TweenService to tween any property. |
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FangousJoin Date: 2010-07-03
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yeah but models are multiple parts with multiple properties.
i want to tween the position of the model relative to its primary part |
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SoybeenJoin Date: 2010-02-17
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Yeah just tweening its primary part should tween the rest, right? |
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...you can use lerp to tween the model. There's no method that'll do it for you with one use. It'll require a loop to create the effect you're looking for.
local Model = ?
local StartCFrame = Model.PrimaryPart.CFrame
local EndCFrame = ?
for i = 0, 1, 0.01 do
Model:SetPrimaryPartCFrame(StartCFrame:Lerp(EndCFrame,i))
wait()
end |
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SoybeenJoin Date: 2010-02-17
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Unfortunately Xerxes is right, I tried just tweening the PrimaryPart and only the PrimaryPart moved.
Looks like you'll have to lerp. I would just put it in a coroutine or something. |
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Maybe tween every part with a for i, v loop? |
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SoybeenJoin Date: 2010-02-17
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^ I wouldn't |
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IceladenJoin Date: 2009-02-08
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"i didnt say lerp did i?"
the only way to do it noob |
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'^ I wouldn't' Same, but maybe it's worth a ##### ############ doesn't like parts colliding with each other to be fair |
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SoybeenJoin Date: 2010-02-17
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Ease up. He was asking because he didn't know if there was a way to use the TweenService to move models, which is more fair a question to ask than 95% of what comes through this subforum. |
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IceladenJoin Date: 2009-02-08
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its not worth it |
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'its not worth it'
Chill mfg |
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IceladenJoin Date: 2009-02-08
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I am "chill"??? it's not worth doing that inefficient method |
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FangousJoin Date: 2010-07-03
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I'm only asking because lerping usually feels more framey than tweenservice. |
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SoybeenJoin Date: 2010-02-17
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Lerping on RenderStepped shouldn't skip frames.
You should lerp based on some consistently increasing value, like workspace.DistributedGameTime, os.time(), or tick() to make sure the speed of the effect isn't throttled by their FPS |
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