when the player bumps into the car, the car’s model freezes and slides away on the client but not the server
CLIENT
SERVER
EDIT: heres a vidoe
not sure if this has to do with it but, I do have this code on the server
mainBody:SetNetworkOwner(nil)
anyone know the problem?
I’m going to take a guess and say it’s because you’re setting NetworkOwner to nil. If the logic that makes the car move is on the client, the car will move on the client but the effect will not replicate because they don’t have ownership over the car. Set the ownership to the client to see the code replicate (raycasts)
when I first start the game, the car’s ownership gets set to nil on the server and then the server script runs a module script to do the raycasting and stuff, and then when the player sits in the vehicle seat, the server script stops running the module script and the client then runs the same module
Yes but the networkOwnership is never set back to the player
wait wym by that?, how would I set it back
like this:
car:SetNetworkOwner(player)
yeah I do that when the player sits
driverSeat.Changed:Connect(function(property)
if driverSeat.Occupant then
local player = players:GetPlayerFromCharacter(driverSeat.Occupant.Parent)
if not player or not player.Character then return end
for _, part in pairs(player.Character:GetChildren()) do
if part:IsA('BasePart') then
part.Massless = true
end
end
mainBody:SetNetworkOwner(player)
else
mainBody:SetNetworkOwner(nil)
end
end)
What if you just don’t set it to nil? does it work?
nope, its still doing the same thing
In the video you sent, you’re never sitting in the seat
yeah and the car has a hard time updating on the cleint where it is on the server
Hm so not sure why you’re raycasting on the server, if the only time the car is actually moving is when someone (client) is driving it. it also looks like you’re pushing the car on the client so the location is different because of network ownership reasons. Thinking maybe it would be easier to remove the code that raycasts on the server and just do it on the client, then let roblox automatically set network ownership instead.
well I’m raycasting on the server so the car has a suspension to keep it up off the ground
You can do that on the client, and if you want just an idle stance you could anchor it at a set height
I dont wanna anchor it, then it would be stiff and not moveable by anything without the player
Do you want the car to be able to get pushed?
yeah and show that it has a suspension
Make sure the RootPriority of the base of the car is set to 1.
I tried that but it didnt seem to fix it
and I have another bug, do you know what might be causing it so float like this? also dont mind the debug parts
its floating above nothing and sliding away
Seems like an issue with replication. Is your raycast car being managed on the client, server, or both?