:GetPartBoundsInBox hitbox delay

[shiva_lolz (shba)]

I’ve been trying to make a simple melee hitbox but it always seems to miss while moving

I’ve tried looking for other forums but cant seem to find any

Thanks! shiva

[T3_MasterGamer (NotReal)]

try setting the networkowner of the hitbox and the melee to yourself so that it doesn’t delay to the client

local Players = game:GetService("Players")

for _, part in model:GetDescendants() do
	if part:IsA("BasePart") then
		part:SetNetworkOwner(Players:GetPlayerFromCharacter(char))
	end
end

[shiva_lolz (shba)]

tried that right now and nothing seems to change

[BendsSpace]

The problem is that you don’t update your parts list:

The code gets the parts in the box the second swing is called, then waits for the Keyframe to do stuff about it (and never checks for more parts).

What you probably want to do is update the parts list inside your while loop, that way it’s constantly getting the parts in the box, instead of just once right when swing is called (e.i. run parts = workspace:GetPartBoundsInBox(...) inside your while loop).

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If you haven’t heard of this resource, I would highly recommend it instead of GetPartBoundsInBox for more accurate (and probably more performant) collisions if that’s something you’re looking for:

Raycast Hitbox 4.01: For all your melee needs!

Current Version: V.4.01 Stable (09/21/2021) Upgrading from 3.xx to 4.0 Please note that V4 is not backwards compatible with V3. There are a few API changes that were introduced in V4 to better suit modern code etiquette. Here are the changes you need to know if you want to make your code compliant with V4: Raycast Hitbox 4.01: For all your melee needs! - #597 by TeamSwordphin Notable Features Accurate, performant, and easy to use! Use attachments or vectors to make your hitboxes in secon…

[shiva_lolz (shba)]

well that seems to fix the problem! I have used the raycast hitbox, this is just to try to script my own hitbox to get better at scripting