y.velocity = Vector3.new(0, -10, 12)
The code above makes the block travel but I want it to travel in the direction I'm facing, How would you do that?
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How do I make the block travel in the direction I'm facing?
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In order to move a block the direction you're facing, obviously you must have some way of accessing which direction you're facing. This is done by using lookVector. lookVector is a property of CFrame that allows you to access which way an object is facing.
"The lookVector of a CFrame is a unit vector pointing in the direction of the CFrame's forward direction (-z in object space) or front face." -BlueTaslem
workspace.Part.Velocity = workspace.Part.CFrame.lookVector * 100
This will make an unanchored and unattached Part move toward its front face. We multiply it by 100 just to add some speed.
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