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>Outofspace New page: __NOTOC__ Part of a weld]. The C0 of a weld, determines how the offset point should be attached to [[Part0. {{Stub}} |
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<onlyinclude>{{Property | |||
|name = C0 | |||
|property = [[CFrame]] ''C0'' | |||
|description = Determines how the offset point is attached to [[Part0]]. | |||
|object = JointInstance | |||
}}</onlyinclude> | |||
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{{ | == Description == | ||
C0 is the position aspect of the orientation between two parts in a weld. Part0 and Part1 move accordingly to this value, which denotes their respective positions. See Also [[C1]]. | |||
{{Example|This is an example of the use of C0.<pre> | |||
weld = Instance.new( "Weld" ) | |||
weld.Parent = BrickA -- must be in Workspace or JointsService to function. | |||
weld.C0 = CFrame.new( Vector3.new( 0 , 0 , 10 ) ) | |||
weld.Part0 = BrickA | |||
weld.C1 = CFrame.new() -- default | |||
weld.Part1 = BrickB | |||
</pre>}} | |||
The code sets the weld's position to be 10 studs in front of the brick it's attached to. So, if BrickA and BrickB are welded together by that weld, B would be 10 studs in front of BrickB. Try it for yourself! | |||
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Latest revision as of 14:31, 29 January 2011
 C0
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| Property | CFrame C0 |
| Description | Determines how the offset point is attached to Part0. |
| Member of | JointInstance |
Description
C0 is the position aspect of the orientation between two parts in a weld. Part0 and Part1 move accordingly to this value, which denotes their respective positions. See Also C1.
Example
This is an example of the use of C0.weld = Instance.new( "Weld" ) weld.Parent = BrickA -- must be in Workspace or JointsService to function. weld.C0 = CFrame.new( Vector3.new( 0 , 0 , 10 ) ) weld.Part0 = BrickA weld.C1 = CFrame.new() -- default weld.Part1 = BrickB
The code sets the weld's position to be 10 studs in front of the brick it's attached to. So, if BrickA and BrickB are welded together by that weld, B would be 10 studs in front of BrickB. Try it for yourself!
