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= CFrame Positioning Tutorial =

This is a short tutorial on position [[Part|parts]] using [[CFrame]]. With "CFrame" you can put brick exactly where you want it, without it shooting up into any other bricks that may be near it.

== Recommended building mode ==
It is recommended that [[Roblox Studio]]'s [[Edit mode]] is used, because the camera can be placed at any angle. To start the studio, go to Start > All Programs > Roblox > Roblox Studio as shown below. All programs may be replaced by Programs, ect:

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After this, open the [[Command Bar|command bar]]. If you don't see this on the bottom of your screen, click View > Toolbars > Command. Or right click one of the toolbars and select 'Command'

== Starting position ==
First, you need to put the [[Part]] where you want it to be placed. This can be done with the move tool ([[Move on Axis|this tool]], or [[Drag|this tool]].)

== Tilting the Part ==
If you want the part to be tilted when it's placed, enter this code into the command bar:

<pre>
game.Workspace.Brick.CFrame=CFrame.fromEulerAnglesXYZ(0, 0, 0)
</pre>

Edit the numbers 0, 0, 0 to how much you want the part to be tilted, these are ''NOT'' degrees, these are [[Radians]]. 45° is 0.78 radians, so if you wanted to tilt a brick 45°, you would use:

<pre>
game.Workspace.Brick.CFrame=CFrame.fromEulerAnglesXYZ(0, 0.78, 0)
</pre>

<br>For more information see: [[Vector3]].

== Positioning the brick ==

There are two ways to move it.

'''Moving by taking or adding from the current position.'''

If you wanted to move the part by itself, maybe down one to the x axis -0.2, you would use:

<pre>
game.Workspace.Brick.CFrame = game.Workspace.Brick.CFrame + Vector3.new(-0.2, -1, 0)
</pre>

Even though I'm using ''+ Vector3.new(-0.2, -1, 0)'' you should never change the + to a -, it messes everything up. Instead, use negative numbers. Obviously change the Brick; ''..ace.Brick.CFr..''



'''Moving by taking or adding from another bricks position.'''

If you wanted to move said part, or brick, by another brick's position, maybe up 0.2 for the y axis, and -0.6 to the z axis, you would use:

<pre>
game.Workspace.Brick.CFrame = game.Workspace.Brick2.CFrame + Vector3.new(0, 0.2, -0.6)
</pre>

'''Creating a new position.'''

If you wanted to move said part, or brick, by a complete new position, you would use:

<pre>
game.Workspace.Brick.CFrame = CFrame.new(0, 10, 0)
</pre>

= Closing Statements =

You should now have successfully moved a part, or "brick", exactly where you want it.

== See Also ==

*[[Vector3]]
*[[CFrame]]
*[[Part]]
*[[Radians]]

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