local Body = Instance.new("BodyVelocity",character.Torso)
Body.Velocity = Vector3.new(0,25,0)
This will be hard to explain but but I want to use body velocity only in the Y direction. Something like the code above but it just ignores the z and x directions. When using (0,25,0) it does not allow you to move while going up.
you could use regular velocity instead. I think that is what body velocity does anyway?
I have heard tell that regular velocity is hard to work with but have never experienced that myself.
Hope this helps!
EDIT2: My code did not work, something else you could try
while (your condition for flight is met) do wait ()
local Body = character.Torso
Body.Velocity = Body.Velocity * Vector3.new(1,0,1) -- sets the Y to 0
Body.Velocity = Body velocity + Vector3.new(0,25,0) -- increases it to 25 essentially setting Y to 25?
end
Please let me know if this method works, If it doesn't then I will remove my answer, (but really this should work now)
Velocity.Y gets only the up/down direction (think of a Vector3 value as Vector3.new(X,Y,Z))
If this helps, accept answer :D
I didnt think about using Body.Velocity.Y, thanks!
I keep getting the same error when I try using that "Y cannot be assigned to"
The X, Y and Z axis's are read-only; to edit them, you have to use a Vector3.new. Velocity = Vector3.new
the pain of a -1 answer
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To reexplain I want my character to move up for a certain amount of time while still being able to move freely in the z and z directions.
Set the first and third parameters for
MaxForceto0.MaxForce = Vector3.new(0, 25, 0)I am still really struggling with this, so I would have to set the MaxForce to 0 for the x and z? Will this allow me to still move while going up and how would I set them.
My new code might work?
very sorry that it did not work at first D: