Is there a way to know where a player is looking, say if they are looking down (Angle of depression) or up (Angle of Elevation), and can you know the angle they are looking down at. (I'm not even sure if the camera has rotation properties or not) Preferably I wouldn't want to use a part, and check if the part is in the camera, because I intend for it to be a Third-Person game.
I know you can get the current camera through:
game.Workspace.CurrentCamera
Not exactly the angle, but you can know the position where it's facing. It's called CoordinateFrame. It's a property of the Camera and defines the CFrame position. Hope this helped,
I've found some of this information from a few other questions.
But do you this you need to use lookVector. it is a property of CFrame which allows you to access which way an object is facing. I dont know if this answers your question properly or not, But if it does, make sure to accept the answer :)
Can I have an example of look vector being used?
Sry I can't Comment, so if u want to see how lookVector is being used,
--if u for example want to change the Part's Velocity into a certain direction then,
Part.Velocity = Part.CFrame.lookVector * 100 --pretend that Part is defined
sry but, I don't know other examples to show u :/
I mean not 'in certain direction' but to the direction that the Part's Front Surface is Facing...
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Helped me enough
Glad I could help.