How To Change A 2000 Chevy Silverado Door Hinge With No Nut

Roblox'south physics arrangement allows y'all to construct moving mechanisms like doors, rotating platforms, and even vehicles using constraints. For case, a swinging door tin be congenital using the HingeConstraint.

Door Setup

Start by creating parts for the door and its attachments. Attachments are where 1 object can connect to another. These attachments will later exist used to connect the door to its frame with a hinge.

Create two parts with names like Door and DoorFrame.
Select DoorFrame. In the Properties, enable Anchored so information technology won't motion.
In the Explorer, hover over DoorFrame and add a new Attachment. Echo the aforementioned to add an attachment to the Door.
Rename the attachments to indicate what they're attached to, such as DoorAttachment and FrameAttachment.

Motility the Attachments

New attachments are created in the center of a part. So they tin can work with the door, the two attachments demand to be moved to face each other.

To view constraints and attachments, in the Model tab, toggle on Constraint Details.
In the Explorer, select FrameAttachment.
Press F to focus on the attachment and zoom in if needed. Then, use the Motion tool to position the attachment on the surface of the door frame, facing the door.

It'south best to position attachments and then they're precisely aligned with one another. In this case, misaligned attachments may cause the door to swing incorrectly.

For precise positioning, use Snap to Grid with increments appropriate for the size of the part. Alternatively, edit the attachment's position in the Properties window.
Repeat the same to motility DoorAttachment. Your attachments should exist positioned on the surface facing their analogue.

**Left**: FrameAttachment / **Correct**: DoorAttachment

Rotate the Attachments

The orientation of an zipper affects how a constraint can move. For the door, both attachments must be rotated so the hinge swings left and right, similar those on a standard door.

On the door frame, hover over FrameAttachment. Find the yellow arrow. This arrow, the axis, determines the hinge's rotation.

Depending on the DoorFrame object, the centrality may point in a different direction. For instance, a swivel added to the attachment shown above would pin around the yellowish arrow, similar in the video below.
For accurate rotation, turn on snapping in Model → Snap to Grid, and checking Rotate. Set the value to 90.
Use the Rotate tool to orient both xanthous attachments to point upwards. If your axes are already vertical, no activeness is needed.