Yue Posted April 28 Posted April 28 I have the impression that the GetPosition() command does not work as it should, or not if I have to take something into account. When I set true, the values returned are strange, as well as false. local pos = ragdoll.bones.head:GetPosition(true) Print(pos.x) -9.14897e-07 -3.02863e-06 -9.14897e-07 -3.02863e-06 -9.14897e-07 -3.02863e-06 -9.14897e-07 -3.02863e-06 -9.14897e-07 -3.02863e-06 -9.14897e-07 -3.02863e-06 -9.14897e-07 -3.02863e-06 -9.14897e-07 -3.02863e-06 -9.14897e-07 -3.02863e-06 -9.14897e-07 -3.02863e-06 -9.14897e-07 -3.02863e-06 Quote Murphy's Law: We don't fix bugs, we document them as features. – Murphy Games
Solution Josh Posted May 2 Solution Posted May 2 Skeletons can be shared across multiple models, so the bone only has a position relative to the model. Bones do not have any position in world space, because they may exist on different models. To get the world position of a bone on one model, do this: p = bone:GetPosition(true)-- position relative to skeleton p = TransformPoint(p, model, nil)-- position in world space 2 Quote My job is to make tools you love, with the features you want, and performance you can't live without.
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