Bezier Curve on Character

[weakroblox35]

@NeutralEnergy

The only problem to my approach is that to reach some far away distance, we will need to calculate the jump height to something really high, and this can mean the player takes a while to reach that distance.

local humanoid = game.Players.LocalPlayer.CharacterAdded:Wait():WaitForChild("Humanoid");

-- note that typically gravity should be a negative value, but in this case I leave it positive hence the lack of -2 throughout the code
-- set the jump height to 10
humanoid.JumpPower = math.sqrt(2*game.Workspace.Gravity*10);

humanoid.StateChanged:Connect(function(old, new)
	if (new == Enum.HumanoidStateType.Jumping) then
		local h = humanoid.JumpPower^2/(2*game.Workspace.Gravity);
		local t = 2*humanoid.JumpPower/game.Workspace.Gravity;
		wait(t);
		print(string.format("Jump took %s seconds and reached a max height of %s studs", t, h));
	end
end)

This can be used from Modeling a projectile's motion to calculate both time and height, combining with the x,z velocity, we can technically use it.