Best way to do this?

[UhhQuoi (Aegarys)]

I’ve been working with custom characters and got the majority working, but the latest issue that I could not find was how I was going to rotate the character to match the slope of the terrain/object it is currently standing on.

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What I Have / Issue

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I have tried raycasting and even asking AI on how to do it, no clear answers and when I was given something to work off of, I would make it bug-free and nothing would happen at all.

If anybody is willing to help, it would be appreciated.

[3F1VE (im wrek)]

Try finding a random hoverboard script and forking it. You could also use FastCast but I dont really have any experience in doing that kind of stuff.

[a19_9 (Nol)]

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