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Mouse's position is considered a number value?
the error is: bad argument #2, to ? (Vector3 expected, got number)
1 | local tgt1 = m.Hit.p |
2 | v.velocity = tgt1*100 |
Other things you should know before you call me out on it: 1: I left out most of the script on purpose, and left these two lines as they are linked as a problem. And I know that everything is defined. v is a bodyvelocity object m is the mouse of the player
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You are certain you cannot use this line: v.velocity = Vector3.new() without the script erroring? adark 5487 — 11y
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I think it is because Hit is nil for a brief moment at some point. This can happen if the player looks into the sky or anywhere there are no parts. To fix this, try this:
1 | local target = m.Hit |
2 | if target ~= nil then |
3 | local tgt1 = target.p |
4 | v.velocity = tgt1*100 |
5 | end |
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Instead try Vector3.new(100,100,100). Reading from what the output said, 100 is a bad argument so try using a Vector3.
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Same error. .3. lowvillan 10 — 11y
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Darn. Hmm There just isn't enough information for me. soaprocks2 75 — 11y
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He's actually multiplying a Vector3 (m.Hit.p) by 100, which should result in a Vector3. adark 5487 — 11y