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Applying Force to a lookVector?

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I am not sure on how to apply the force to the lookVector of Car.Body.Body.FrontPart I am not sure if this is possible though.

elseif input.KeyCode == Enum.KeyCode.LeftShift then
	BodyForce = Instance.new('BodyForce', Car.Body.Body.FrontPart)
	BodyForce.Force = Vector3.new(Car.PrimaryPart.CFrame.lookVector*10000,0,0) --Not sure how I would set it up here.
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We aren't sure of your whole car situation but I can help with forces. Surely you know that Vector3.new(Car.PrimaryPart.CFrame.lookVector*10000,0,0) is incorrect? Vector3 only takes number arguments; lookVector is not a number. Infact there is no need to use Vector3.new() at all, since you already have a Vector3 in lookVector. This is likely what you want:

BodyForce.Force = Car.PrimaryPart.CFrame.lookVector*10000

AKA

Vector Arrow = Direction * Length

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I wonder why this got accepted if what I said, which was basically the same thing you said, didn't work. https://gyazo.com/34be484e4e76b9290a60ffcf0d624440.png

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