Get Exact Position with BasePart.Touched?

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Upon contact, I cannot try some resource-heavy trick with raycasting

I don’t get why you cannot use raycasting, it returns a position where it was intersecting with a part, so, if the part was touched at 0, 0, 0 then you could use that, you can also try using the SurfaceNormal, which is also a return of the raycast; this topic might help:

How to reflect rays on hit

Reflecting rays using raycasting Want bullets to ricochet? Lasers to bounce? Custom Pong game? Here’s a simple way to reflect a ray when it hits a surface using the surface normal returned by the Raycast method! Formula We will be working with this equation: r = d - 2(d ⋅ n)n Where r is the resultant reflection normal, d is the normal of our ray, and n is the surface normal that our ray hit (We will get n from the RaycastResult that the Raycast method returns). Because we are doing reflec…