have a look at this video
how can i replicate that effect, i have tried angling the bullet casing so it ejects straight but if i apply a rotational velocity it ends up spinning in all sort of ways. not quite sure which cframe to specify.
i am talking exclusively about the rotational effect of the shells in the video, as i already have bullet casings fully set up except this
I’d probably just use debris service to spawn a new bullet and just change its velocity so it flys up, and then gravity takes it down.
i already have casings set up, all i need to know is how to apply the rotational effect as seen in the video - letting roblox gravity ‘do’ the work results in weird rotations going in every direction, not in the way like in the video
prob something to do with torque
this uses attachments i cant apply this to a standalone part, not in my case at least
ended up using the AngularVelocity constraint, not sure how its gonna be with a lot of casings ejecting and each of them having a constraint, but for now ive managed to replicate the effect.
You should be using ApplyAngularImpulse instead.
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