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I want to understand the relationship between velocity and vector3s
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Tried looking documentation but still cant see relationship, isnt velocity supposed to be one thing only not 3 directions at once, its a straight line not a dimensional concept, so why is it put as a parameter for a vector3 , any help would be appreciated, thank you
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-- This is an example Lua code block
```local DirectionOfMovement = HumanoidRootPart.CFrame:VectorToObjectSpace(HumanoidRootPart.AssemblyLinearVelocity)
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I never used AssemblyLinearVelocity I don’t think, so I’m not an expert, but maybe this can clear up some confusion:
A vector is like x units going in a direction (I am not expert with definitions). So like 30 inches upward: going 30 inches in an upward direction.
Since we’re scripting in a 3D space, we have to specify the axis (X,Y, or Z) in which we want our units to go. If we wanted to travel 30 studs on the X axis, we’d do Vector3.new(30,0,0), or if we wanted to travel 10 studs on the Y axis and 10 studs on the Z axis, Vector3.new(0,10,10). So with AssemblyLinearVelocity, you need to use a Vector3 to specify what speed you want on which axis. You can think of it as three different velocities: a velocity going in the X direction, a velocity going in the Y direction, and a velocity going in the Z direction.
Ohh I see, thanks! that really helps me visualize it better, i guess the addon of other axis allows for diagonal velocity not just 1 single axis velocity.
, any help would be appreciated, thank you 
