HitboxClass | v1.1B | A Powerful OOP-based Hitbox Module

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#122

TOUHOU MENTIONED?!!! :yum:

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#123

truly a touhou moment​:money_mouth_face::money_mouth_face::money_mouth_face::fire::fire::fire:

(i am rewriting my entire game now because apparently that fixed it for now despite other hitboxes working fine before ¯_(ツ)_/¯ :skull:)

#124

Sounds like a yield issue, does any of your code yield? The only part of HitboxClass that ever yields is when trying to make an initial connection to the client if using a client-sided hitbox.

#125

Thank for this amazing module, Dude!! It really helps.

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#126

well no it didnt delay for other hitboxes but i guess it doesnt really matter anymore since im already rewriting my game

and since i am here, is there a “best” way to cancel a move and hitbox once you get stunned instantly?
(also if the ping is too high the hitbox doesnt even hit someone, anyway to prevent that?)

#127

You can ensure all attack hitboxes have a certain ID, like “Attack”, and clear them out with the respective method. For the ping issue, you can have the move determine how high the player’s ping is, and use a server or client-side hitbox depending on that.

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#128

How can i make the hitbox only hit 1 person? / 1 humanoid

#129

Disconnect from the HitSomeone connection or destroy the hitbox after picking a humanoid from the first HitChars provided by the HitSomeone connection.

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#130

thank you , mind if u give a example?, would really appreciate it

#131 
local HitConnect
HitConnect = newHitbox.HitSomeone:Connect(function(hitchars)
     -- pick a humanoid sent by the signal
     HitConnect:Disconnect()
end)
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#132

Sorry but, how could i get the signal from the server?, i am using my own damage handler as a module in replicatedstorage, how would i set the hitbox from the client and then use it as i was on the server?, then require my damage handler module so it gets replicated to client-server?

(would i need to set a remote event?)

#133

I’m unsure why you need the client one, since the client fires their response and it goes through the server one regardless. Just disconnect from the server one, the client will keep the server up to date on the hitbox’s state. When you destroy the hitbox on the server, it’ll automatically destroy everything on the client and cleanup. If you don’t want the hitbox to send anything at all, use Stop() or Destroy() for when you’re completely done with the object.

Also, since the signal on the client one is client-sided, the server wouldn’t be able to see it no matter what you do anyways.

#134

how would i pick one?, i did this, but it prints 2 models, instead of only 1

self.hitboxConnect = self.newHitbox.HitSomeone:Connect(function(hitChars)
			for m, i in hitChars do 
				local Hit = false
				if not Hit then 
					Hit = true
					self.newHitbox:Destroy()
					self.hitboxConnect:Disconnect()

					local echar = hitChars[m]
					print(echar)
					
				end
			end
		end)

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#135

This is so helpful! Thankyouu :slight_smile:

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#136

Up to you, for instance, if you wanna pick which one is closer, do magnitude checks to see which one is closer to the character model.

#137

Yeah, but how would i select only one? (i don’t really mind the order)

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#138

Just index the first position. HitChars[1].

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#139

Works most of the time, there’s just an issue that I don’t even know how to describe:

when I move I guess the hitbox doesn’t register anything inside of it already?

#140

Make sure you have a debounce time of some sort. Or you can use the ClearTaggedChars() method. If neither of those help, show me the code on how you’re using the hitbox if at all possible so I could possibly replicate it.

#141

sorry for being late lol. The hitbox is unanchored which causes it to move like that, so just set guidepart.Anchored = true

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