I’ve never seen anyone figure this out through the posts on scripting help and after some tinkering I figured it out.
Many tried this before and have run into this issue:
Then give up and use a solution something like the one in the post above: AssemblyAngularVelocity *= 0.98 a while true loop or a Heartbeat, or something to do with a VectorForce.
But that requires scripting
Your original approach was actually correct, but you made one small mistake:
Create a sphere with these two children:
Set the properties of AngularVelocity like so:
Most make the mistake of setting RelativeTo to World. You’re actually supposed to set it to Attachment0 (or whatever the sphere’s attachment is).
Pretty sure ‘archived’ is an autocorrect for achieved.
@Liam, basically it means a ball that looks like it is slowing down as it rolls because of ‘friction’ but is actually because the AngularVelocity has a small force trying to keep it’s rotation at 0,0,0.
