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Solved. Thank you Sekonds for helping

[TheMightyThor2008 (Thor)]

If the player won’t rotate weirdly like lay on it’s belly or back you could get the Y component of the Humanoid Root Part’s orientation and tell if it’s facing x or y by calculating if Y is between 0 and 90 for example. Here is my script:

local rootPart = character:WaitForChild('HumanoidRootPart')

while wait() do
	local Direction
	local yRot = rootPart.Orientation.Y
	if 	 	(yRot >= 0 and yRot <=  90) or (yRot <= -90 and yRot >= -180) then
		Direction = 'X'
	elseif	(yRot <= 0 and yRot >= -90) or (yRot >=  90 and yRot <=  180) then
		Direction = 'Y'
	end
	print(Direction)
end

[Benified4Life (Sekonds)]

I think this should fix the problem:

local spreadVal    = 3 - math.random(0, 6)  --idk if you can do (-3, 3) but this works
local spreadVector = enemyTorso.CFrame.rightVector * spreadVal
Newpart.Position   = RaycastResult.Position + spreadVector

You’ll need to make a new variable for the enemy torso. If you’re not casting it from the enemy torso but the gun instead, cast it from a part on the gun - anything on the same axis of rotation as the torso will work.

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Thank you so much

Life saver