So, BodyForce has "force" and "Force" in properties.... Is this new? the wiki says "No documentation found." for "Force" but it does have stuff about "force"... Anyone know?
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What is "Force" in BodyForce?
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ROBLOX instances have a naming convention that all properties are capitalized.
E.g., Parent, Transparency, ClassName, Position, Velocity, etc.
However, the very-old BodyMovers break this convention. Their properties are called force, velocity, torque, etc.
An update a few days ago fixes this. Force and force are the same thing.
Other properties/objects do this as well. .size and .Size both work on parts. Using .size will trigger a warning in the output. This one is notable for .size previously having (as the result of a bug) different behavior from .Size.
.formFactor and .FormFactor another.
.hit and .Hit on the mouse are another example.
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They're probably both the same and a mistake of roblox wiki.