so i have a projectile script that makes the projectile go to the mouse’s direction, but instead taking a direct route, it chooses to curve??
Check where the points from which the line is drawn…
And also it would be helpful if you included footage from in the game.
velocity part
local velocity = Instance.new("BodyVelocity")
velocity.MaxForce = Vector3.new(5000,5000,5000)
velocity.Velocity = (mouse*100)
velocity.Parent = cloneThanks!
Ooh wow…I don’t specialize in this field of Development. Maybe your new camera angles overlapped with Roblox’s to create something weird.
i tried it in first person and got the same result
different perspective
so how would i fix it? (my game is designed for first person)
Wait are you talking about the balls or the camera?
the balls, they have a curved path to the mouse
mouse.hit.position works but it goes differant speed depending on the distance.
Oh…I think that’s just default stuff messing you up…that’s normal. It’s kind of weird, I know.
It sometimes ruins my special effects in a game.
Sorry I’m not really experienced in this topic. 
You need to apply a force to the projectile in its upwards direction to counteract the effect of gravity.
local Workspace = workspace
local BodyForce = Instance.new("BodyForce")
BodyForce.Force = Vector3.new(0, Projectile:GetMass() * Workspace.Gravity, 0) --Weight = Mass * Acceleration, (f = ma).
BodyForce.Parent = Projectile
In order to ignore distance, call .Unit on a Vector3 or Vector2. Multiplying this result with your wanted velocity will always end up as that velocity, no matter if it is 1 stud away or 10^303 studs away.