The part never stops

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hello, im making a football game, in my game when you shoot the ball the weld between you and balls weld.part1 becomes nil and a bodyvelocity gets applied to the ball for a short amount of time but the problem is when you do this, ball gets so far away, if i lower the velocity of bodyvel then it becomes slow what should i use?

recording:
https://gyazo.com/4674e03d3fe661c810571b716f6b9627

here is the code:

chr.Humanoid:LoadAnimation(game.ReplicatedStorage.Shoot1):Play()
local ball = workspace.Ball.Part
ball:SetNetworkOwner(nil)
ball.BallWeld.Part0 = nil
ball.CanCollide = true
local shoot = Instance.new(BodyVelocity,ball)
shoot.MaxForce = Vector3.new(1000,1000,1000)
shoot.P = math.huge
shoot.Velocity = chr.HumanoidRootPart.CFrame.LookVector * (60)
game.Debris:AddItem(shoot,.1)
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  1. use ``` to format code blocks
  2. It looks like you aren’t creating BodyForce correctly.
  3. You can simply set the AssemblyLinearVelocity instead of using a BodyForce 
chr.Humanoid:LoadAnimation(game.ReplicatedStorage.Shoot1):Play()
local ball = workspace.Ball.Part
ball:SetNetworkOwner(nil)
ball.BallWeld.Part0 = nil
ball.CanCollide = true

local horizontalVelocity = 200 -- Adjust to your liking
local veritcalVelocity = workspace.Gravity + 100 -- Also adjust to your liking
local vel = chr.HumanoidRootPart.CFrame.LookVector * horizontalVelocity + Vector3.new(0,verticalVelocity,0)
ball.AssemblyLinearVelocity += vel
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its very good it works better now but the problem is after the ball lands, it goes infinitely

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4

Is it really going infinitely or is it just rolling super far? Because if it’s going infinitely then I have no idea how to fix it because its simply not possible for that to happen, but it it’s rolling you can probably just increase the part’s friction with CustomPhysicalProperties

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its rolling super duper far, i tried increasing its friction i made it max (which is 2) but i dont think it really fixed it,

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You can probably detect when it hits the ground and dampen/reset its velocity.

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i thought about that too but since this is going to be a soccer game there will be ground shoots which wont make ball go to air

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Is this still the code being used or has it changed?

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it has changed, the current one is this:

   	playsfx(game.ReplicatedStorage.shoots,chr.HumanoidRootPart)
   	game.ReplicatedStorage.Events.CameraShake:FireClient(plr,"Shoot")
   	chr.Humanoid:LoadAnimation(game.ReplicatedStorage.Shoot1):Play()
   	local ball = workspace.Ball.Part
   	ball:SetNetworkOwner(nil)
   	ball.BallWeld.Part0 = nil
   	ball.CanCollide = true

   	local horizontalVelocity = 150
   	local verticalVelocity = 50
   	local vel = chr.HumanoidRootPart.CFrame.LookVector * horizontalVelocity + Vector3.new(0,verticalVelocity,0)
   	ball.AssemblyLinearVelocity += vel
   	ball:SetAttribute("BallOwner",nil)
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Does the velocity ever delete?

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what do you mean? its not using the bodyvelocity anymore. and the code provided is the one im using nothing less or more.

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Yeah I mean the AssemblyLinearVelocity, does it ever go to 0 or delete at all?

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i just checked it and it stays like that forever
18:07:17.010 :arrow_forward: -9.809558868408203, 50, -149.67889404296875 (x4996) - Server - Main:55

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That might be the problem, if it stays forver then the velocity will keep pushing it

Try deleteing it after 0.1 seconds using Debris

15

delete the assemblylinearvelocity?

16

In my experience AssemblyLinearVelocity doesn’t stay the same, which is confusing as for why it does for you.

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Yes or set it to 0, 0, 0 if you plan to reuse it

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You can’t, it’s a property. You can set it to Vector3.zero after one frame though.

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Yea set it to 0 so that it wont keep pushing it forever

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i did it and its a bit weird

clip:https://gyazo.com/89686d6af9585156bd0a9d0069bcff37

code:

		local horizontalVelocity = 150
		local verticalVelocity = 50
		local vel = chr.HumanoidRootPart.CFrame.LookVector * horizontalVelocity + Vector3.new(0,verticalVelocity,0)
		ball.AssemblyLinearVelocity += vel
		task.delay(.1,function()
			ball.AssemblyLinearVelocity = Vector3.zero
		end)
		ball:SetAttribute("BallOwner",nil)