How to change the gravity direction

[mhmdsndb3 (Printer)]

Wall stick/Gravity Controller

Hello again! This is now my third post regarding gravity controllers. I’ve been playing around with them on and off over the past two years. I’ve learned a lot and as a result have gone through a number of iterations that vastly improve the techniques used. Now what I’m posting today is actually two separate controllers. They both have different use cases so please do read the whole post before deciding which one you’d like to use in your game or play with, etc. Okay, so on with the show! …

Im currently on mobile i tried to read the scripts from GitHub page but i couldnt understand
I dont need my walls to be sticky i just want to have the ability to change the player gravity direction to the direction the player wants

[Ma7adi805 (III)]

Go To Game Settings then World, and u can customize the workspace gravity

[mhmdsndb3 (Printer)]

Bro not the gravity power im talking about the direction look at the link

[Ma7adi805 (III)]

does this answer ur question?

Wall stick/Gravity Controller

Hello again! This is now my third post regarding gravity controllers. I’ve been playing around with them on and off over the past two years. I’ve learned a lot and as a result have gone through a number of iterations that vastly improve the techniques used. Now what I’m posting today is actually two separate controllers. They both have different use cases so please do read the whole post before deciding which one you’d like to use in your game or play with, etc. Okay, so on with the show! …

[meet_theHAXER (HAXXER)]

you can just set gravity to 0, and use your own gravity force with the direction you want to face it, apply it to every instance every frame using RS.Stepped
change player orientation, roblox does not support player orientation for basic rigs as far as I know, so you need to create a custom player character handler too

[mhmdsndb3 (Printer)]

Looks like i will die making this

[mhmdsndb3 (Printer)]

Bro i already said i read the github page code and didn’t understand anything

[theseformasentence (kaziel)]

Look into VectorForce.

local player = game.Players.LocalPlayer

local Gravity = Vector3.new(0,-150,0)

player.CharacterAdded:Connect(function(model)

local hrp = model.HumanoidRootPart
local force = Instance.new("VectorForce",hrp)

force.ApplyAtCenterOfMass = true
force.Attachment = hrp.RootRigAttachment

force.Force = Vector3.new(0,-workspace.Gravity*hrp.AssemblyMass,0) + Gravity

end)

[EmilyBendsSpace]

@theseformasentence

Look into VectorForce.

This is generally the right idea, but there are a few minor issues to fix first:

force.Attachment should be force.Attachment0
force.Force = Vector3.new(0,-workspace.Gravity*hrp.AssemblyMass,0) + Gravity will actually double the existing gravity, and then apply the -150, since workspace.Gravity is a positive 196.2 and the attachment will be +Y up by default, so -196.2 is a downward force.

The more subtle issue is that in a live game, if you make a script like this that adds physics constraints to your character on your client (the VectorForce instance), these constraints won’t replicate to the server. Things will behave normally at first, since your character replicates its position and velocity to the server for as long as you have network ownership of it, but if network ownership gets transferred for any reason, like you sit in a seat of a vehicle some other player has ownership of, you could find that your simulation behaves unexpectedly, because for the server and all other clients, your character will be simulated with standard gravity. The VectorForce component exists only on your client, and only applies when you have ownership of your avatar.