Problem with my web swing control system

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#1

Hello, I have a problem with my web swing control system.

The problem is that the player suspended by a rope from the aimpart is attracted under the aimpart.

I have tried various solutions to the problem, but without success. Attempts to use raycast to move the player away from the wall detected by raycast did not lead to results. I also used cframe, and although the player moved, it didn’t help prevent the player from going under aimpart via ropeConstraint.

I will be grateful for any help.

Here is a video with my problem:
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#2

So you don’t want the player to start moving up?

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#3

No, I want the player to keep his distance from the wall and not be pulled under the aiming part to which the rope is attached

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#4

Can you show us the line that sets the RopeConstraint’s winch properties?

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#5

Sorry, I probably didn’t describe my problem well enough, this is my first post here. The problem is not the length of the rope or the fact that the rope is reduced to these sizes.
Here’s a picture that might be more descriptive of the problem:

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#6

So you don’t want the player to swing towards the wall?

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#7

Yes, I want the player to fly on the web straight

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#8

Are you using any body movers to prevent the player from go towards the wall?

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#9

I tried to use raycast, and HRP cframe, and something else, but I deleted this script

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#10

Well, if your just letting the player to free fall while hanging on the rope constraint, then it’s gonna go towards the wall cause there’s no body mover counter attacking the physics

How Can i make a Rope Dangling effect?
#11

Do you mean BodyPosition?
I just don’t quite understand how to use this for body mover counter attacking the physics

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#12

Like a BodyVelocity or BodyForce

If you’re gonna use BodyForce, you can set the force to the camera’s look vector and multiply it by something like this Vector3.new(2500, 1000, 2500)

Force = camera.CFrame.LookVector * Vector3.new(2500, 1000, 2500)

#13

Or if you’re planning to use a BodyVelocity, you can set it’s properties to this
MaxForce = Vector3.new(4000, 20, 4000)

And set it’s velocity to:

Velocity = camera.CFrame.LookVector * 180 -- 180 is the speed
#14

I tried, maybe I’m doing something wrong, or this is how it should work, the player is further drawn to the wall
bodyVelocity = camera.CFrame.LookVector * 180
bodyVelocity.MaxForce = Vector3.new(4000, 20, 4000)

#15

It should be put in a loop, mind showing how your code is setup?

#16

I put it inside the function that determines which side of the aimPart, it’s in the right hand, but I put the same thing in the left

if aimPartX > playerX then
CleanupConnections(LeftConnections)

		local Connection = LerpOffset(
			CFrame.Angles(0, 0, math.rad(TiltAngle)),
			true
		)

		table.insert(LeftConnections, Connection)

			stopswingleftanims()
			web.Enabled = true
			web.FaceCamera = true
			ropePart:WaitForChild("Beam").Attachment0 = attachment2
			ropePart.Parent = RH
			selectedValue.Changed:Connect(function(value)
				ropePart.CFrame = value.CFrame
			end)
			local SwingAnimsRH = SwingAnimsR[math.random(1, #SwingAnimsR)]
			SwingAnimsRH:Play()


			bodyVelocity = camera.CFrame.LookVector * 180 
			bodyVelocity.MaxForce = Vector3.new(4000, 20, 4000)


	
	

		end
#17

bodyVelocity.Velocity = camera.CFrame.LookVector * 180

#18

Okay, thanks for the help, I’ll probably try to find a way out of this situation myself

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#20

Hello! I want to express my gratitude for the help. The first time I asked for help, it was difficult for me to understand the topic, and I did not understand it very well. Now I feel that my level of understanding has improved, I have reworked the material, and everything has worked out! Thank you!

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#21

Glad that it helped! Feel free to ask if you have more questions

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