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Is there a better way of checking for parts in a region than Region3?
Like Region3s but at angles.
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If you can describe the specific situation in which you want to perform this calculation, we might be able to suggest some alternatives. duckwit 1404 — 7y
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Something like, say, getting parts which are a certain distance away from a given part. I'm just thinking that there's got to be a better way than iterating over every single part in workspace. NotInventedHere 158 — 7y
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There is no solid API for angular regions. One thing you can do is create an invisible part with the desired size and cframe, then use Part:GetTouchingParts(). This only works if the part is cancollide true, and only returns cancollide true parts. So it has problems. Besides this, you would have to do some hard math yourself.