Greetings! So if you played Mariokart before, you will know that most of the games have Mirror mode, which flip a race track, giving the effect of “mirroring”. I want to add it to my racing game, except that I do not know how to give the mirror effect without adding more stuff to storage.
If you could tell me how to do it, please let me know!
If anyone is wondering of any solutions I tried, I experimented with a few tracks and put these in the Command Bar:
for _, Parts in pairs(workspace.Under_The_Sea:GetChildren()) do if Parts:IsA("BasePart") then Parts.Position = Vector3.new(0, 0, 0) - Parts.Position end end
for _, Parts in pairs(workspace.Under_The_Sea:GetChildren()) do if Parts:IsA("BasePart") then Parts.Orientation = Vector3.new(0, 0, 0) - Parts.Orientation end end
for _, Parts in pairs(workspace.Under_The_Sea:GetChildren()) do if Parts:IsA("BasePart") then Parts.CFrame = CFrame.new(0, 0, 0) - Parts.Position, Parts.Orientation end end
Obviously, these won’t work now unfortunately. This is more complicated than I thought it would be.
You could use Wingman8’s plugin Wingman8 build tools - Roblox to mirror the entire track.
I’m not so sure that having a bunch of stuff in storage will affect the game. I’m nowhere near a pro at this, but if it isn’t in the workspace then it isn’t affecting the game. Sure you’ve got more to load into ReplicatedStorage when a game starts, but it won’t affect the game after that.
You can just use the Mirror tool, select a Part that is right at the edge of the map and a thin yellow plane is displayed that shows the mirror axis. Then left click a part on the map (preferably a major one that is a direct child of the Map Model. Now click the g key which allows the plugin to select the Parent of the Part you selected (until you have the whole Map Model selected) and press the space bar. It should mirror the entire map. You may have to watch out for some things like Meshes and decals, but it should get most of it right.
The theory is what you write meaning something like “when space is pressed, jump” the syntax is what your actually writing, in this case it’s Lua. I’ve heard that a lot of scripters know the syntax but have trouble with the theory, but I’m the opposite where I’m good with the theory but I’m to lazy to learn the syntax.
So, do you know how to write it but not what to actually write? Or do you know what to write but not how to write it? I can help if you don’t know how to write it.