Speed up lerp without skipping positions

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#1

Hello! I am wondering if there is a way to speed up lerps without skipping positions. My game is a volleyball gameuses hitboxes, but sometimes lerps can skip past the hitbox. An example of this would be with blocking.

Thank you in advance

#2

Whats your current code?
if your using deltaTime from a HB / Other try adding a +0.1 / 0.05 etc…

Otherwise try using Spr(ing) / TweenService?, Hey even bezier curves

#3

this is a snippet from the code:

	con = runs.RenderStepped:Connect(function(dt)

			stillupd = true
			i += dt 

			if ball.Parent.Parent == nil or ball.Parent:GetAttribute("CanUpdateLerp") == false or ball:GetAttribute("LerpID") ~= lerpid then  con:Disconnect() return end
			if (ball.Position - c2.p).Magnitude < 3 then con:Disconnect() return end

			local rayparams = RaycastParams.new()
			rayparams.CollisionGroup = "ServerBall"
			rayparams.IgnoreWater = true
			local rayres = workspace:Raycast(ball.Position, ball.CFrame.LookVector * 3,rayparams ) or workspace:Raycast(char.HumanoidRootPart.Position, frontraycast, rayparams)
			
			if (rayres and rayres.Instance)   then
				if   rayres.Instance.Name == "Net"  then
					if not netcon then
						c1 = ball.CFrame
						netcon = runs.RenderStepped:Connect(function()
							if ball.Parent:GetAttribute("CanUpdateLerp")== false then netcon:Disconnect() return end


							
							
								if (Vector3.new(ball.Position.X, ball.Position.Y, 0) - Vector3.new(c2.X, c2.Y, 0) ).Magnitude < 3 then netcon:Disconnect() return end
							





					
							ball.CFrame = CFrame.new(c1:Lerp(c2, i *2).X, c1:Lerp(c2, i*2).Y, rayres.Instance.Position.Z - char.HumanoidRootPart.CFrame.LookVector.Z * 2)

						
						end)
					end


				end
				return
			end
			if not netcon then
		

					ball.CFrame = CFrame.lookAlong(c1:Lerp(c2, i * 5).p, lv)

				
			end


		end)

Bezier curves use lerping so I dont think that would solve anything. Also, what is Spring?

#4

I dont think it will be good in your use case actually but here is the forum about it: Spring-driven motion - spr

#5

This makes the ball go slower though