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Raycasting that ignores Hats?
I am working on a gun, and everything is working as it should, but I have one problem: Hats keep getting in the way of headshots etc. Any way to have a ray ignore hats? Here is the raycast section of my main script...
01 | local ray = Ray.new(tool.Barrel.CFrame.p, (mouse.Hit.p - tool.Barrel.CFrame.p).unit*300) |
02 | local hit, position = game.Workspace:FindPartOnRay(ray, user) |
03 | script.Parent.Handle.Fire:Play() |
04 | local humanoid = hit and hit.Parent and hit.Parent:FindFirstChild("Humanoid") |
05 | if humanoid then |
06 | if not hit.Parent:FindFirstChild("ForceField") then |
07 | if hit.Name == "Torso" then |
08 | humanoid:TakeDamage(70) |
09 | elseif hit.Name == "Head" then |
10 | humanoid:TakeDamage(87) |
11 | humanoid.WalkSpeed = 14 |
12 | else |
13 | humanoid:TakeDamage(45) |
14 | end |
15 | end |
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Well, You can't really make the ray ignore the hat, But you can edit your script too see if the hit.Parent:IsA("Hat")
1 | if Hit.Parent:IsA("Hat") then |
2 | --Do the regular damaging part of the script |
3 | else |
4 | -- You would have to set everything to hit.Parent.Parent.Humanoid, Which would allow it to damage the humanoid. |
5 | end |
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Thanks, it worked! hudzell 238 — 10y
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No problem. xImmortalChaos 565 — 10y
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if it IS a hat, continue? and if NOT, do different stuff? iaz3 190 — 10y
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And on top of that, there is no reason to use :isA() if you're just checking the class, and i believe it may be slower. iaz3 190 — 10y