So idk what the title should be, I'm making a gun and everything works, but the bullet flys the same way no matter the bullets rotation, I did Bullet.Velocity = Vector3.new (10,0,0)
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While I don't recommend using Velocity for bullets, here is the answer to your problem.
Instead of assigning a Vector3 value to the Velocity, give the lookVector of the bullet, multiplied by the speed you want your bullet to travel. Example:
bullet.Velocity = bullet.CFrame.lookVector * 100
Make sure you do this before assigning the bullet's parent.
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Could you elaborate? "but the bullet flys the same way no matter the bullets rotation" What do you want?
I'd use bodygyros, they have something that specifically points to a position. This way may be laggy, though.