What is the opposite of "lookVector"?

[YugaHinohara (Yuga)]

horse.Humanoid:Move(horse.HumanoidRootPart.CFrame.LookVector)

The horse is moving backwards so I need the opposite of lookVector which I cant seem to find.

[Valkyrop (JustAGuy)]

lookVector works with front side aswell, depends on what /how you use it, try these articles:

How does LookVector work?

Hello people! I’ve been trying for 10 minutes to use the “lookVector” property of a CFrame, but it won’t work. Tried everything. Basically, I want my part to go 5 studs forward. That’s it. How to use lookVector? Thanks in advance, -Meaxis

How to teleport the player 10 studs using lookvector

local chr = plr.Character or plr.CharacterAdded:Wait() local hrp = chr:WaitForChild("HumanoidRootPart") plr.Chatted:Connect(function(message) local msg = tostring(message) --This worked for me if msg == "lookvector" then hrp.CFrame = hrp.CFrame + hrp.CFrame.LookVector * 10 end end)

LookVector Not Working

Hey, It’s Army back with I think the 3rd post of the day? Anyway, today I’m here because my LookVector Isn’t working. I’ve been working on a project that involves an attack, and I’m creating sort of a knockback. I’ve finally gotten the player to be knocked back, now I just need them to be knocked back in the opposite direction they’re looking at. The full script isn’t needed, so Imma just post the related script: local LocalPlayer = game.Players.LocalPlayer local Character = game.Workspace:Wa…

[Brickman808 (NonFunctionalProgram)]

local backVector = -horse.HumanoidRootPart.CFrame.LookVector

You can multiply a directional vector by minus one to get its counterpart.

The figure above contains a visual representation of my solution. Notice how the blue vector has a green counterpart and that it is mirrored (times minus one).

[YugaHinohara (Yuga)]

Thank you it worked but it seems like a new problem has occured.
The horse is going forward but the horse rig is facing behind.

[Actulurus (Arcturus)]

Try this: (horse.HumanoidRootPart.CFrame * CFrame.Angles(0, math.rad(180), 0).LookVector

[TenBlocke (Decablocks)]

LookVector * -range should get you a backwards vector

[Valkyrop (JustAGuy)]

As @Brickman808 said,

It’s something very known in Vectors -
if you want to get the opposite direction of the same vector, just multiply it by -1.

Lets say you have the vector (7,4,0), and lets say his direction goes to >
then , if you want to use the same vector but for opposite direction [ <] multiply your vector by -1, and you’ll get the same vector - with an opposite direction.