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I was wondering how I could "Throw" a part. How can I do that?
01 | local Tool = script.Parent |
02 | local Baseball = Tool.Handle |
03 |
04 | function plant() |
05 | local baseball2 = Baseball:Clone() |
06 | local spawnPos = Baseball.Position |
07 | baseball2.Position = Vector3.new(spawnPos.x, spawnPos.y, spawnPos.z) |
08 | baseball2.Anchored = false |
09 | baseball2.Parent = workspace |
10 | baseball2.Size = Baseball.Size |
11 | baseball2.Shape = 0 |
12 | baseball2.BottomSurface = 0 |
13 | baseball2.TopSurface = 0 |
14 | baseball2.Reflectance = 0 |
15 | baseball2.Name = "TimeBomb" |
16 | baseball2.Locked = true |
17 | baseball2.CanCollide = true |
18 | baseball2.Transparency = 0 |
19 | -- How can I make the part go up in the air. |
20 | end |
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There are many ways (tweening, vectorforces, bodyforces, velocity) could you go into further detail on how it would ideally look? Benbebop 1049 — 4y
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Yes I can send a link to what it will look like. Just a sec. I will make a picture Nistrict 44 — 4y
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Pic of what I was saying. https://gyazo.com/59d48eb9394f8ec8580773fe424233c5 Nistrict 44 — 4y
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1 | local Velocity = Instance.new("BodyVelocity", baseball2) |
2 | Velocity.Velocity = Vector3.new(100, 50, 0) |