Detecting if someone is in front of me

[w3rninjas (w3rn)]

1. When I hit someone and they are blocking, I wanna make sure they are facing me to block the hit, otherwise ill be able to hit them

EX. You’re facing me and your blocking, I M1 and you block the hit, how ever if you turn the other direction not facing me, ill still hit you

local Hitbox = workspace:GetPartBoundsInBox(hrp.CFrame * CFrame.new(0,0,-3), Vector3.new(5,5,5))
local Hit = {}
for i,v in pairs(Hitbox) do
if v.Parent:FindFirstChild(“Humanoid”) and v.Parent ~= character and not Hit[v.Parent] then
Hit[v.Parent] = true
local targ = v.Parent

					if targ:GetAttribute("Parrying") == true then
							print("Hi")
							
							Parried.Parent = targ.Humanoid
							Parried:Play()
							
							task.spawn(function()
								
							character:SetAttribute("Stunned", true)
							task.wait(0.7)
							character:SetAttribute("Stunned", false)
							
							end)
							game.Debris:AddItem(Parried, Parried.TimeLength)
							return
					elseif targ:GetAttribute("Blocking") == true then
							print("Yea")
							return
					end
					
					targ.Humanoid:TakeDamage(5)
					Punched:Play()
					
					game.Debris:AddItem(Punched, Punched.TimeLength)
			end
	end

[Amritss]

Did you delete your old topic? Well to check if someone is infront of you. You can use lookvectors. Have you heard of it before?

[Amritss]

LookVectors are essentially something we call “Unit vectors”. This just means it has a length of 1. Like when you do Vector3.Unit it’s the same vector3 but just with a magnitude of 1. This is basically the same thing kind of. So here’s some example code:

workspace.Part.Position = workspace.Part.LookVector * 10

Since it’s a unit vector. It’s basically just a number of 1, so we can mulitply it.
Sometimes you need to offset it like this:

workspace.Part.Position = workspace.Part.Position + workspace.Part.LookVector * 10

Just play around with them, I had fun learning about it.

[Amritss]

Glad I could help buddy. Good luck on your thing.