[UNSOLVED] How to make an object fly to the position of the mouse?

Help and Feedback Scripting Support
#1

Hey, pretty much the title.
Now before I continue, I will say this is what my current one looks like, and the problems it’s facing:

I’m looking for an entire new method to do so than the one within that topic I posted above (code included there)

Thanks in advanced!

3 Likes
#2

Well, I would just do this.

local dir = (CenterPart.Position - mouse.Hit.p).Unit
BodyForcre.Force = Vector3.new(dir.X,Weight,dir,Z) * Speed

Replace CenterPart with the main part of the model

1 Like
#3

local script

function remotefunction.OnClientInvoke()
	return Mouse.Hit.p
end

server script

while wait() do
   local mouseposition = remotefunction:InvokeClient(Player)
   part.Position = mouseposition
end
1 Like
#4

Hey, wouldn’t work as what I’m trying to achieve is flying (see the topic link posted for video ref)

1 Like
#5

Hey, I tried it out and it just seems to sit on the floor whenever I do it

#6

ok so ignore my last post. i seriously dont know how your position align managed to be 90 degrees offset. did you tried to rotate your attachment yet? or swapping part0 and part1

#7

Yeah, the thing is that it actually flies properly for a bit before it ends up turning like that.
I’ve tried swapping part0 and part1, but ends up not working at all that way.
Here’s a video of it flying properly, but after awhile of flying it messes up:

1 Like
#8

UPDATE:

I believe it’s something to do with the fact it’s using the roblox physics to move it? And desyncs after awhile. If there’s no real way to fix it, I just need another way to make it follow the mouse smoothly.

#9

UPDATE #2: I believe also it has something to do with the attachment, which I figured out rotates itself, however, even while forcing the attachment to stay it doesn’t really do anything.

Still looking for a different method to make this thing fly.

1 Like