So lets say i have an brick moving really fast, i want to calculate the time it will take for it reach to the target brick, how can i do that? Is there any function i can use to do that?
( brick is moving straight)
Heres a image representation of what i mean :p
local function GetTimeToReach(part,part2,speed)--This calculates the time.
return GetDistance(part,part2)/speed
end
local function GetDistance(part,part2)--This calculates the distance of part from part2
return (part.Position-part2.Position).Magnitude
end
--Ex: The part speed is 2 studs per second
while wait() do
local TimeToImpact=GetTimeToReach(Part,Wall,2)
print("Distance: "..GetDistance(Part,Wall).." Studs. Time to impact: "..TimeToImpact)
end
Wow dude thanks
indent please and use local variables for faster indexing since globals are adding to the registry and not the stack.
So take you distance, which for example might be 5 studs, and then take the speed, which might be 1 studs per second, then insert it into this formula: distance --------- = time speed In the example, the formula would be as follows: 5 studs --------- = 5 seconds 1 stud per second So just use that formula and you should be able to figure it out! Accept this answer if it solved your problem!
Yeaah i know htat formula already, but i dont know how to make Studio interpretate it, like what functions sohuld i use?
ill put a script
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distance/speed = time.
Remember that speed = distance/time, so speed*time = distance and distance/speed = time.
Yeah but i dont know what functions i can use to calculate the brick its gonna hit, distance from that brick and time it will take