Tittle says it all. Can anyone help? (i'm not asking code)
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How can i know if a player is aiming to a block?
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local mouse = Player.GetMouse()
mouse.Target
Note that for player you must define player...
mouse.Target will get what object that the mouse is pointing at, try printing it!
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oh and it's a colon inbetween player and getmouse(), ex - Player:GetMouse() sorry
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Oh thanks
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I'll check out if it works. If true, i'll acept answer.
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Can you be more specific? What do you mean by "Pointing"?
If a player uses their mouse and aim to a block a gui appears, i just have to know where i can learn.
Changed to aiming instead of pointing.
To get the mouse position, you need to do this local position = mouse.Hit.p. That should according to the wiki, retrieve a 3d position of the mouse. https://developer.roblox.com/api-reference/property/Mouse/Hit