Make angular velocity relative to a part not to world

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#1

Title says it all.
For example: i have a wheel on a car with hinges (hinges are not used to power the wheels) and there is a BodyAngularVelocity thing in it, (basically physics based driving just for fun) and when i turn it becomes stuck… i narrowed it down to this problem that it isn’t relative to the car but rather the world.

Any way you guys can help?

#2

may you show us a video of the problem?

#3

sure 1 minute
(character limit aaaaaaaa)

#4

can’t upload here i’ll send a yt link

#5

I cannot watch it, whats wrong with it uploading here?

#6

can’t :grinning:
litterally
(character limit)

#7

try watching it now? maybe i fixed it

#8

ye it fixed it
(character limit)

#9

Yes you fixed it.

If there are any scripts please share it.

It seems as if there is an invisible wall restricting the movement, is there?

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#10

no walls… want the file?
the only script is in the wheels and that only changes the AngularVelocity (which i am trying to make relative)

repeat
	script.Parent.BodyAngularVelocity.AngularVelocity = Vector3.new(-script.Parent.Parent.Configuration.Speed.Value * script.Parent.Parent.VehicleSeat.Throttle , 0 , 0)
	wait(.1)
until nil

this is in one of the wheels

#11

I am very confused, so, yes, please share the file

#12

race.rbxl (23.7 KB)

#13

Your code was really complicated so I didn’t really understand.

My only guess is that the car only has a force that moves in one direction.

To fix that you change the force’s direction by multiplying it by it’s lookVector

#14

i’ll try that
might be it
30charlimit

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