How to use LinearVelocity, i think bodyvelocity was better, i quite dont understand this one, i already readed the documentation
my settings to apply force on a bodyvelocity are this
local bodyvelocity = Instance.new("BodyVelocity")
bodyvelocity.MaxForce = Vector3.new(50000, 0, 50000)
bodyvelocity.P = 15
bodyvelocity.Velocity = Vector3.new(0,0,-50)
bodyvelocity.Parent = hinge
debris:AddItem(bodyvelocity, 0.05)
Linear Velocity works like bodyvelocity but better? not sure how its better(Its better because it has more features I guess) but to make it work you need an additional which you need to add an Attachment inside the part you wanna move.
Example Usage to make it work like BVelocity:
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Cool!!, but where do i put the attachment, if i put in on another position it will just fling, not move In Z order
If i put it like this it will just fling like that
And i want a result that moves a rect direction like this
Make sure to center the attachment if not then you wont get the expected results you want from how the part will move since it’ll be based on the attachment.
can you show an video of whats happening and maybe show the properties of the velocity
show me the attachment’s position because this would happen if the position isn’t centralized
I meant the Properties on the explorer
yea its not on center
make sure its 0,0,0
Attachment’s position is relative to the parent so its automatically at center if you put the Position at 0
Good!, fixed, thanks very much
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If you can help me on this one too please
it kind of sucks because it is unaffected by gravity and there are no individual axis to control the maxforce.
Hello, you can use RelativeTo feature.
LinearVelocity.RelativeTo = Enum.ActuatorRelativeTo.World
this will disregard the base of the attachment. But you’ll stlll need the attachment since it’ll get the part that needs the velocity from there.
