Dec 8, 2019 · I’m sure you once were wondering how would you make the player able to drag objects around with his mouse, just like in Lumber Tycoon for example.

Place a DragDetector under any BasePart or Model to make it draggable via all inputs (mouse, touch, gamepad, and VR), all without a single line of code. Choose from several drag styles, define how the object responds to motion, and optionally apply axis or movement limits.

Dec 28, 2022 · Today I will be showing you how you can make any GUI object draggable, it’s really not hard! This tutorial should work with any UI object, no matter the setup. Let’s get into it!

DragDetector Allows You To Drag Objects In The 3D Space. This Roblox Studio Tutorial Focuses On Using The New DragDetector Technology To Drag Props, And It A...

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Jan 27, 2020 · I want to create a system where you could drag items and move or rotate them, ideally close to what the select tool in studio does, but without snapping. My first thought was doing something like this: local Player = g…

May 24, 2020 · About We used to have a property called Draggable which allowed us to enable dragging on GUI objects. Unfortunately this has been deprecated and is no longer available. That’s why I created an easy to use module to replace the old ‘Draggable’ property.

Place a DragDetector under any BasePart or Model to make it draggable via all inputs (mouse, touch, gamepad, and VR), all without a single line of code. Choose from several DragStyle options, define how the object responds to motion via ResponseStyle, and optionally apply axis or movement limits.

Jun 3, 2022 · I want to make a simple dragging system similar to this one. But this would be for a cooking game. This is what i did (I made this using the devhub roblox tutorial which isn’t the best method) also, i want to make that the object get in the air like the first video that i shown.

Apr 9, 2025 · Not sure how dusty trip does it, but you could shoot a raycast in the direction of the mouse’s UnitRay, positioning the object at the location of the ray.Position using an AlignPosition instance. Then, when you want to weld the object, the ray.Hit is …