Tweening With Turns

[Sam_ONeIla]

You can write your topic however you want, but you need to answer these questions:

1. What do you want to achieve? Keep it simple and clear!
   I’d like to be able to have this part move around these corners fluidly, infinitely

My first thought was tweening, though that would likely create lag ( I will be adding multiple ) and be scuffed. I feel like there’s something specifically made for this situation, just do not know what it is.

[dthecoolest]

@Sam_ONeIla

I feel like there’s something specifically made for this situation, just do not know what it is.

I believe this is what you were looking for for this situation of moving things along a path, just mathematics of a curved path.

https://www.redblobgames.com/articles/curved-paths/

Similarly this person also wanted a circular path I believe it has the same end result you are looking to achieve?

Help with figuring out math to calculate a curve

Looks like a grid shaped path finding system since the path is blocky. [image] Since the path is all squares at the corners and the entry and exit points are at the center of the path that means the curve is circular. [image] The node Atrazine is probably talking about is labeled as the blue one above and to calculate the position around that point you can use cos and sin to get the position from there. [image]

[jan12000p]

You could move the axis of the car to a corner, then rotate the car. it would move it forward, and it would make it turn. This is displayed pretty well in Restraunt Simulator 2’s drive through.