Dash System goes the wrong way

[MaxyWaxy59 (Diced)]

1. What do you want to achieve? I want to have a dash system where it’s Q to dash and whichever way you walk, you dash to.

2. What is the issue? Everytime I press Q to dash, the dash direction goes the wrong way, it’s like randomizing the dash direction.

3. What solutions have you tried so far? I tried asking other devs, they don’t know what’s wrong, I followed the tutorial and it’s all flawless. I also tried changing CFrame values but that doesn’t work.

My local script in starterplayerscripts:

my server script:

The problem: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1eljtkRVLH-Sgrf9YcCF5HOT5q5bUeIt4/view

I tried print debugging, but it doesn’t show any errors:

Any help is appreciated, as I’m pretty knew to coding

[TestyLike3]

You want to do Multiplyer = Character.HumanoidRootPart.CFrame:ToWorldSpace(Multiplyer) before you apply it, so that instead of applying along the world XYZ, it applies along the player’s XYZ.

[MaxyWaxy59 (Diced)]

sorry, where do put I put it at? I tried replacing the Multiplyer = CFrame.new part, but it doesn’t work. The dash does not work.

[MaxyWaxy59 (Diced)]

do you mean something like this?

if DashDirection == “W” then
Multiplyer = Character.HumanoidRootPart.CFrame:ToWorldSpace(-1,-1,20)

[niveks1436]

why not use lookvector?

try to do p.cframe = c.rootpart.cframe.LookVector * Multiplier (should be a single digit)

[MaxyWaxy59 (Diced)]

wrote it like this:

if DashDirection == “W” then
Multiplyer = CFrame.new(-1, -1, -20)
elseif DashDirection == “A” then
Multiplyer = CFrame.new(-20, -1, -1)
elseif DashDirection == “S” then
Multiplyer = CFrame.new(-1, -1, 20)
elseif DashDirection == “D” then
Multiplyer = CFrame.new(20, -1, -1)
end

	Multiplyer = Character.HumanoidRootPart.CFrame:ToWorldSpace(Multiplyer)

However it does not work…

[Cozmicweb (Cozmic)]

You can use Humanoid.MoveDirection to determine which way to push the player. Since it is normalized by default, all you have to do to adjust the speed / force of the push is to simply multiply the MoveDirection vector by a number. The higher the number, the stronger the push.