I’ve recently started working on an old project that includes Projectiles - I’m currently attempting different ways in which I can improve the performance(s) of the ‘SpellParts’ used in-game. Granted, the one below works fine - However, I’ve come to understand performance issues, especially if theres a large amount of CFraming involved for each individual SpellPart // Player.
The code below works by the corresponding spell Requiring a ‘Create’ Module on the server and using the for i = 1,math.huge to loop the movements.
Help / Suggestions would be greatly appreciated.
Code:
local SpellSpeed = math.random(6, 10)
for Movement = 1, math.huge do
if not SpellPart then break end
wait()
local SpellRay = Ray.new(SpellPart.Position, SpellPart.CFrame.LookVector * SpellSpeed)
local Obj, Position = workspace:FindPartOnRay(SpellRay, IgnoreList) -- Is IgnoreList defined somewhere? It's not shown in your code block.
if not Obj then
SpellPart.CFrame = SpellPart.CFrame + SpellPart.CFrame.LookVector * SpellSpeed
else
if Obj.Parent:FindFirstChild("Protection") == nil and Obj.Parent.Parent:FindFirstChild("Protection") == nil then
SpellPart:Destroy()
local HitObj = Instance.new("Part")
HitObj.Parent = Player.Character
HitObj.Transparency = 1
HitObj.Anchored, HitObj.CanCollide = true, false
HitObj.Size, HitObj.CFrame = Vector3.new(1, 1, 1), CFrame.new(Position)
local HitParticle = script["HitParticle"]:Clone()
HitParticle.Parent = HitObj
HitParticle.Enabled = true
HitParticle.Color = SpellTrail.Color
local HitParticle2 = script["HitParticle2"]:Clone()
HitParticle2.Parent = HitObj
HitParticle2.Enabled = true
HitParticle2.Color = SpellTrail.Color
require(Wand.Spells:FindFirstChild(SpellPart.Name)).Hit(Player, Obj)
break
else
IgnoreList = nil
SpellPart.CFrame = CFrame.new(SpellPart.CFrame.p, Player.Character["HumanoidRootPart"].CFrame.p)
end
end
end