What is the best way to handle raycasting for a gun tool?
What is the best way to handle raycasting for guns so remote events aren't spammed and raycast is visible to everyone? The chunk of code I have made regarding firing the gun is below. Please read bottom of post before answering!
01 | Vulcan.Equipped:Connect(function(mouse) |
02 | UserInputService.InputBegan:Connect(function(ShootKey) |
03 | if ShootKey.UserInputType == Enum.UserInputType.MouseButton1 then |
04 | GunFire:FireServer(true) |
07 | UserInputService.InputEnded:Connect(function(StopShootKey) |
08 | if StopShootKey.UserInputType == Enum.UserInputType.MouseButton1 then |
09 | GunFire:FireServer(false) |
13 | ConnectM6D:FireServer(Vulcan.BodyAttach) |
14 | char["Right Arm"].GunMotor6D.Part0 = char["Right Arm"] |
15 | char["Right Arm"].GunMotor6D.Part1 = Vulcan.BodyAttach |
Above is my current code in localscript.
Below is my server script.
1 | VulcanEvent:WaitForChild("GunFire").OnServerEvent:Connect(function(plr, CanFire) |
Neither gives an error and both are doing what they should. This would work fine for singleplayer, but in multiplayer, everyone hold-clicking will be able to fire the event therefore messing up the trues and falses for everyone. How would you handle raycasts for a gun while keeping remote event spamming to a minimum and with minimal chances of messing up the true/false for each player? For context, this is for a gun clan fort and most likely, everyone in the server will be using said guns most of the time. Apologies if my explanations are unclear, let me know if I don't make sense and I'll rephrase.
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