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Mouse.Hit.lookVector shooting objects in different locations ?
For some reason, the blast doesn't follow the position of the mouse. It goes in diffrent locations based on the player's rotation.
01 | RC.OnServerInvoke = function(player,empty,hum,car,pli,play,mouse) |
02 | hum.WalkSpeed = 0 |
03 | wait() |
04 | empty = false |
05 | local block = Instance.new("Animation") |
06 | block.AnimationId = blockid |
07 | local BlockTrack = hum:LoadAnimation(block) |
08 | BlockTrack:Play() |
09 | wait(0.5) |
10 | local blast = Instance.new("Part") |
11 | blast.Parent = game.Workspace |
12 | blast.CanCollide = false |
13 | blast.BrickColor = BrickColor.new("White") |
14 | blast.Material = Enum.Material.Neon |
15 | blast.Size = Vector3.new(4,4,30) |
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1 | ```local mouse = pli:GetMouse() |
2 | local play = mouse.Hit.lookVector * 100``` |
Evidence:
https://streamable.com/5gzr4r
Any suggestions/ solutions ?
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Try Mouse.hit.P instead of mouse.hit.LookVector oilkas 364 — 5y
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Its because, on your script line 2 the script its basically saying where the player looks face the camera up lookvector * 100 JesseSong 3916 — 5y
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“ Try Mouse.hit.P instead of mouse.hit.LookVector” do I just write “P” or “Position” eyad27 8 — 5y
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How do I get the mouse without referencing the player eyad27 8 — 5y
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I finally managed to solve it by adding the mouse.Hit feature inside the InputBegan function and it worked. Thanks to everyone that helped eyad27 8 — 5y
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How do I make the question answered eyad27 8 — 5y
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I finally managed to solve it by adding the mouse.Hit feature inside the InputBegan function and it worked. Thanks to everyone that helped.