Yippi! I did it : D
There are 3 scripts involved but this script is most important
local Points = {} -- A value inside is going to look like {Vector3, Health, Material}
local Settings = require(script.Parent.Settings)
local Res = 1 -- 1 stud Res
local Hit = Vector3.new()
local function Dig(At)
local Point = Instance.new("Attachment")
local Effect = script.DigSmoke:Clone()
Point.WorldPosition = At
Effect.Parent = Point
Effect.Enabled = true
Point.Parent = game.Workspace.Terrain
game:GetService("Debris"):AddItem(Point,2)
end
local function PlayAnimation()
local Animation = Instance.new("Animation", script.Parent.Parent)
Animation.AnimationId = script["Dig/Attack"].AnimationId
local Play = script.Parent.Parent.Humanoid:LoadAnimation(Animation)
Play:Play()
end
script.Parent.Activated:Connect(function()
PlayAnimation()
Hit = Vector3.new()
script.RemoteEvent:FireAllClients()
repeat wait() until Hit ~= Vector3.new()
local From = Hit
local Part, Pos, norm, TERRAINMATERIAL = game.Workspace:FindPartOnRay(Ray.new(Vector3.new(math.round(From.X/Res)*Res, math.round(From.Y/Res)*Res, math.round(From.Z/Res)*Res) + Vector3.new(0,Res/2,Res/2), Vector3.new(math.round(From.X/Res)*Res, math.round(From.Y/Res)*Res, math.round(From.Z/Res)*Res) - Vector3.new(0,Res/2,Res/2)))
if Part ~= game.Workspace.Terrain then
Part, Pos, norm, TERRAINMATERIAL = game.Workspace:FindPartOnRay(Ray.new(Vector3.new(math.round(From.X/Res)*Res, math.round(From.Y/Res)*Res, math.round(From.Z/Res)*Res) + Vector3.new(Res/2,Res/2,0), Vector3.new(math.round(From.X/Res)*Res, math.round(From.Y/Res)*Res, math.round(From.Z/Res)*Res) - Vector3.new(Res/2,Res/2,0)))
end
if Part ~= game.Workspace.Terrain then
Part, Pos, norm, TERRAINMATERIAL = game.Workspace:FindPartOnRay(Ray.new(Vector3.new(math.round(From.X/Res)*Res, math.round(From.Y/Res)*Res, math.round(From.Z/Res)*Res) + Vector3.new(-Res/2,Res/2,0), Vector3.new(math.round(From.X/Res)*Res, math.round(From.Y/Res)*Res, math.round(From.Z/Res)*Res) - Vector3.new(-Res/2,Res/2,0)))
end
if Part ~= game.Workspace.Terrain then
Part, Pos, norm, TERRAINMATERIAL = game.Workspace:FindPartOnRay(Ray.new(Vector3.new(math.round(From.X/Res)*Res, math.round(From.Y/Res)*Res, math.round(From.Z/Res)*Res) + Vector3.new(0,Res/2,-Res/2), Vector3.new(math.round(From.X/Res)*Res, math.round(From.Y/Res)*Res, math.round(From.Z/Res)*Res) - Vector3.new(0,Res/2,-Res/2)))
end
if Part == game.Workspace.Terrain then
local DoesExist = false
for Point = 1, #Points do
if Points[Point][1] == Vector3.new(math.round(From.X/Res)*Res, math.round(From.Y/Res)*Res, math.round(From.Z/Res)*Res) then
DoesExist = true
end
end
if not DoesExist then
local DecidedHealth = nil
if TERRAINMATERIAL.Name == "Ground" then
DecidedHealth = 5
end
table.insert(Points, {Vector3.new(math.round(From.X/Res)*Res, math.round(From.Y/Res)*Res, math.round(From.Z/Res)*Res), DecidedHealth, TERRAINMATERIAL})
end
-- Time to damage or erase this terrain!
local Remove = {} -- list for known destroyed points
if Part == game.Workspace.Terrain then
script.Parent.Handle.Dig:Play()
script.Parent.Enabled = false
for Point = 1, #Points do
if (From - Points[Point][1]).Magnitude < Res then -- Its close enough
Points[Point][2] -= Settings.TerrainDamage
if Points[Point][2] <= 0 then -- DIE
game.Workspace.Terrain:FillBall(From,
Settings.DigSize,
Enum.Material.Air
)
table.insert(Remove, Points[Point])
Dig(Points[Point][1])
end
end
end
-- If any points where destroyed we remove them!
local RemoveS = {} -- list for unknown destroyed points around the known destroyed points
for Point = 1, #Points do
for Removing = 1, #Remove do
if (Remove[Removing][1] - Points[Point][1]).Magnitude < Settings.DigSize-Res then -- This voxel is in mid air
table.insert(RemoveS, Points[Point])
end
end
end
for ILIMENATE = 1, #RemoveS do
if table.find(Points,RemoveS[ILIMENATE]) then
table.remove(Points, table.find(Points,RemoveS[ILIMENATE]))
end
end
wait(Settings.Cooldown)
script.Parent.Enabled = true
end
end
end)
script.RemoteEvent.OnServerEvent:Connect(function(Player,Pos)
Hit = Pos
end)
The remote event is used to gather the mouse position and there is a module script called settings there I get other values from, the dig size should be 5.5.
If you’d like you can add more if statements to add more materials but this should give you an idea on how this should be approached.
Although there is a catch… Having two different materials next to each other means that this script can accidentally mine a weaker/stronger material even tho the played mined another material, just don’t make the layers of materials to small!
Thank you PiercedMissile for the help and goodnight because I have to sleep for once!
