At some point this line of code is explained:
local ray = Ray.new(tool.Handle.CFrame.p, (mouse.Hit.p - toolHandle.CFrame.p).unit * 300)
Problem is, toolHandle is not a variable. Later the same line of code is written as tool.Handle, which works.
I’d just like to add to this, CFrame.p is deprecated (from what I know) and is superseded by CFrame.Position which looks a whole lot more cleaner and easier to read.
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This entire article seems to be outdated because it mentions FormFactorPart.FormFactor which was deprecated in 2015 and doesn’t do anything anymore.
edit: it also uses .unit and .magnitude which were deprecated and replaced with .Unit and .Magnitude
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Hi all,
The old article has been totally removed due to inaccuracy and outdated practices. It has been replaced with a new “Intro to Raycasting” article and a small demo place which you can experiment with.
Hope this helps! We’ll also be exploring more advanced topics/usages of raycasting in the future, but this intro was the first priority.
IgnisRBX
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