How to detect if an object stopped?

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#1

How to detect if an object hit something?

#2

Depends on what kind of object it is, but parts have function .Touched which works when part touched something but this works bd at high speeds

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#3

I prefer touched sometimes because it’s simple and straightforward, though I recommend raycasting. Can your perhaps provide more context? What object/s are trying to detect this for? Use-case?

If you working with weaponary/ tools, you could create a raycasting hitbox:

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#4

I want certain sound to play when the car hits something?
But I don’t want to use raycasting even if that’s possible to do with cars.

#5

i would use a touch event to check if the car has collided with something

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#6

parts have a velocity property when that hits 0 its means the part is stopped

in scripts u can detect if a part has hit something by the touched event

local FrontOfTheCar = Car.--a part of the car at the front
FrontOfTheCar.Touched:Connect(function() -- this will detect when the car has been touched
	print("the car has been touched")
end)
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