So I'm making a sentry AI that moves from point A to point B but the problem is when I hit it with a slow it starts to sink below the baseplate. But strangely increasing the model size causes it to sink less but I don't know why.
Is there any way to prevent this sinking without having to set a min speed (since I don't want to increase its speed just to make the current a min speed) or changing the model size(since I don't want it to be so large that it interacts with the map strangely)
Or if there's another alternative to rocket propulsion(Model just goes from point to point in a strait line(CanCollide is set to false since I don't want player to interrupt its path))
I'm not asking for a script or anything I got that just an alternative or maybe a feature on rocket propulsion i'm missing that someone could point out, this has had me puzzled for a few days and now's starting to get annoying.
People have asked for the script don't think it'll help much but here:
local RP = Instance.new("RocketPropulsion")
RP.Parent = Sentry.HumanoidRootPart
RP.Name = "mover"
RP.MaxSpeed = game.Lighting.SentryLevels
:FindFirstChild(Sentry.HumanoidRootPart.Level.Value).Speed.Value / 10 (lowest speed is 6.5 highest speed is 25)
Upon reaching points the target is switched to the next point but I don't think that's relevant since it'd need to successfully make it there first.
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can you post your current script
posted block I use for the rocketpropulsion
Does it work with 0 gravity?
I think you might just need to make a script to cancel out gravity for your sentry
ok I was thinking something along those lines so i'll research it
glad I could help
Unfortunately canceling the gravity did not solve the problem, I tried with a bodyforce and changing the gravity of the workspace both worked on the character but the sentries still sank at the same rate