Did you keep this enabled? 30charrvrrgvrhr
Oh never saw the edit lmao. That’s because of the force, it’s still pushing on the player, which makes the player moves forward, you could detect when the humanoid state becomes Landed, and destroy that force to combat this
How would I do that?
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I’m on phone, might not come out well but it’ll help
char.Humanoid.StateChanged:Connect(function(state)
if state == Enum.HumanoidStateType.Landed then
force:Destroy();
end
end)Does not work. Still gives the same result of walking slowly with no keys touching
Might be the rope tugging the player, do you destroy that too?
Yep. I destroy the rope whenever the player lets go of the button.
Here is a video of what is going on:
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print in the if statement, does it get to that line
Ohh ik why. I forgot the parameters to StateChanged. The first parameter is the old one, and the second is the new one, the one we want. Add some random thing like (z, state) to the stateChanged event
yes
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Alright thanks but that still doesn’t fix the problem where you create the rope but don’t jump, you just stay in place, it keeps pushing you like it did before.
This is why that happens
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How would I fix that then? I cannot do Enum.HumanoidStateType.None because that removes the force when they swing
Either you dont or you add it when the player has a web connected to a building and theyre in freefall
There is a variable name called _, which is an underscore and should be used as a placeholder for variable names.
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