I’m currently trying to make the next tree anchor itself only when it touches the ground, but right now it’s anchoring before it actually makes contact.
Specifically, the tree anchors as soon as the process starts, even though the pink part — which is supposed to be the contact point — hasn’t touched the ground yet.
I’ve attached some screenshots to show what’s happening. The pink area is the part that should be touching the ground before anchoring occurs. I’d really appreciate any help or suggestions on how to fix this behavior.
function(Model,all)
local pivot = Model.Pivote::BasePart
pivot.Anchored = false
pivot:SetNetworkOwner(nil)
all.ProximityPrompt:destroy()
local randomDirection = Vector3.new(
math.random() - 0.5, -- eje X
0,
math.random() - 0.5 -- eje Z
).Unit
local forceMagnitude = 5000+ (500*all.Size)
local impulse = randomDirection * forceMagnitude
pivot:ApplyImpulse(impulse)
local hitpart = all.Model.HitPart::BasePart
local onTouchTerrain = hitpart.Touched:Connect(function(hit)
if hit:HasTag("Floor") then
--task.wait(3)
print("Touched")
pivot.Anchored = true
pivot.AssemblyLinearVelocity = Vector3.new(0,0,0)
pivot.AssemblyAngularVelocity = Vector3.new(0,0,0)
end
end)
end,
Hey! I saw your post and the script you shared — you’re doing a great job so far with the tree system!
From what you described and the image you posted, it looks like the tree is anchoring too early, before the pink part (which I assume is your HitPart) actually touches the ground.
I believe the issue is that .Touched might be firing immediately upon spawn due to physics interactions with nearby parts or even grass/leaves. That can cause the tree to anchor prematurely.
Here’s a potential solution:
You could add a small debounce or check to ensure that the part hitting the floor is actually below a certain Y-position threshold (to ensure it hit the ground, not another part).
Here’s how you might change your code:
local hasAnchored = false
local hitPart = all.Model.HitPart :: BasePart
local onTouchTerrain = hitPart.Touched:Connect(function(hit)
if hasAnchored then return end
-- Optional: Tag check to ensure it's really the ground
if hit:HasTag("Floor") then
-- Optional: Y-position check to ensure it's close enough to the ground
if hitPart.Position.Y <= someYThreshold then
print("Touched")
hasAnchored = true
pivot.Anchored = true
pivot.AssemblyLinearVelocity = Vector3.new(0,0,0)
pivot.AssemblyAngularVelocity = Vector3.new(0,0,0)
end
end
end)
You just need to define someYThreshold depending on your scene setup — maybe something like 5 or 10, or relative to the terrain height.
Alternatively, if the Touched event is too inconsistent, consider using a Region3 check or Raycasting downward from the HitPart to detect terrain more precisely before anchoring.
Did you mistakenly make other Parts with the tag Floor?
Try this:
if hit:HasTag("Floor") then
print("Touched ", hit.Name)
This also may be a server/client issue.
Try testing it by hitting the Play button with 2 players to see if the server version of the tree is anchored with the pink part touching the terrain, but the clients show the tree still in the air.
