How to make a player constantly move upwards

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im trying to do something similar like the mic up game, that part that makes you go upward to the slide, i tried using the line forces and those things but that makes my player unable to move to any other direction (i cant walk), i just need to know how did could they make it, with a clear idea i can figure it out myself

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What are you trying to accomplish I’m not understanding

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Im trying to do this thing shown in mic up but like i said before i tried using the vector movers or something but when i use them my character cant walk in any direction
(sorry if I wrote something wrong english is not my first language)
Mic up “elevator”

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i already have the base of the script, thats pretty simple i just need to know which instance i can use to make my character move upward

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LineForce is not suitable to be used in your case, because it requires two attachments on which force is applied.

Consider using VectorForce with Y magnitude of the Force property as the following physics formula for weight. The weight must be the total mass of all the BaseParts available in the character model, therefore you need to make a function which get the total mass of a model.

local multiplier = 1.001 -- any number more than 1 will make it fly upwards.
local weight = characterModelMass * workspace.Gravity * multiplier
VectorForce.Force = Vector3.new(0, weight, 0)
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the main issue i have with the VectorForce is that it accelerates it doesnt have a constant velocity, and well i have to edit the force manually bc idk why my character starts to go upward once my velocity is more than 2.5k

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Does your concept really need a constant velocity? I think the video you have shown just now, doesn’t have a constant velocity when the character is being flown upwards in air. Using a VectorForce is the best option to my knowledge as LinearVelocity does noot allow you to move your character.

Refer to my previous post.

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my bad bro i was kinda rushed and i didnt read it properly, maybe it was because i was adding the VectorForce manually into the explorer in the test and i forgot to click on the screen again

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