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The tornado doing more damage
The tornado only sucks up a few parts, and I need it to be a lot more destructive
I didn’t change the script between now and when I attached a billboard gui tornado to my script. I’m not sure what changed, but I looked around to see if I accidentally changed anything, and it all looked normal.
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-- This is an example Lua code block
Hazard script:
local tor = script.Parent
local debounce = true
local attackrange = 100
local near = coroutine.resume(coroutine.create(function()
while wait() do
local region = Region3.new(
Vector3.new(tor.Position.X - tor.Size.X/2 - attackrange, tor.Position.Y - tor.Size.Y/2 - attackrange, tor.Position.Z - tor.Size.Z/2 - attackrange),
Vector3.new(tor.Position.X + tor.Size.X/2 + attackrange, tor.Position.Y + tor.Size.Y/2 + attackrange, tor.Position.Z + tor.Size.Z/2 + attackrange)
)
local parts = workspace:FindPartsInRegion3(region)
for i,p in pairs(parts) do
if p:IsA("BasePart") and p.CanCollide == true and p:GetMass() < 1000000 then
if not p:FindFirstChild("TornadoSuckingForce") then
-- enssential stuff
local bp = Instance.new("BodyPosition")
bp.Name = "TornadoSuckingForce"
bp.MaxForce = Vector3.new(2000 * p:GetMass(), 2000 * p:GetMass(), 2000 * p:GetMass())
bp.Parent = p
-- this will let the parts handle itself, instead of a whole script handling everything to reduce lag
local torvalue = Instance.new("ObjectValue")
torvalue.Name = "WhichTornado"
torvalue.Value = tor
torvalue.Parent = p
local scr = script.SuckingScript:Clone()
scr.Parent = p
scr.Disabled = false
-- extra stuff
local bav = Instance.new("BodyAngularVelocity")
bav.Name = "SuckingRotation"
bav.MaxTorque = Vector3.new(4000 * p:GetMass(), 4000 * p:GetMass(), 4000 * p:GetMass())
bav.AngularVelocity = Vector3.new(math.random(1,25), math.random(1,25), math.random(1,25))
bav.Parent = p
end
end
end
end
end))
Sucking script:
local sp = script.Parent
repeat
wait()
until sp:FindFirstChild("WhichTornado")
local tor = sp:FindFirstChild("WhichTornado").Value
local bp = sp:FindFirstChild("TornadoSuckingForce")
local bav = sp:FindFirstChild("SuckingRotation") -- Assuming you want to keep rotation
sp.Anchored = false
sp:BreakJoints()
game.Debris:AddItem(sp,9999) -- Lifetime of the debris
-- Create BodyForce for upward and outward push
local bf = Instance.new("BodyForce")
bf.Name = "TornadoLaunchForce"
bf.Parent = sp
local height = 0
local maxSuckHeight = 1
repeat
-- Calculate the relative position to the tornado's center (on the Y axis)
local relativeY = sp.Position.Y - (tor.Position.Y - tor.Size.Y / 2)
-- Calculate outward force based on height (further up, more outward)
local outwardStrength = relativeY / maxSuckHeight * 5 * sp:GetMass() -- Adjust multiplier as needed
local outwardDirection = (sp.Position - tor.Position) * Vector3.new(1, 0, 1) -- Project onto XZ plane
if outwardDirection.Magnitude > 0 then
outwardDirection = outwardDirection.Unit * outwardStrength
end
-- Apply upward force (constant or increasing with height)
local upwardStrength = 200 * sp:GetMass() + (relativeY / maxSuckHeight * 25 * sp:GetMass()) -- Adjust multipliers
local upwardForce = Vector3.new(0, upwardStrength, 0)
bf.Force = upwardForce + outwardDirection
-- Update BodyPosition to guide towards the center with a radial offset
local radialOffset = tor.Size.X/0.75 + height/75
local targetPosition = (CFrame.new(tor.Position - Vector3.new(0, tor.Size.Y/2, 0)) * CFrame.Angles(0,math.pi*2*((tick()/5)%1),0) * CFrame.new(radialOffset, height, 0)).Position
bp.Position = targetPosition
height = height + (tor.Size.Y/25*0.5) -- aka 2% of it's Y size
wait()
until height >= maxSuckHeight -- Use >= to ensure it finishes even if height slightly exceeds
bf:Destroy()
bav:Destroy()
bp:Destroy()
If I need to include more, such as how the bbguis are attached, I can.
the locator gui is just a bbgui attached to the part without any scripts, so I can see the tornado if the bbguis glitch out.
