Player = Game.Players.Player1
Mouse = Player:GetMouse()
while true do
local person = game.Workspace.Player1
if person ~= nil then
script.Parent.BodyGyro.cframe = Mouse.Hit.X ----Here
end
wait()
end
For those who wonder, when printed it gives you a big number like.
61.6526031, -0.00999999046, -81.8329086, 0.8998546, 0.313777715, -0.302993745, -0, 0.69463712, 0.719360292, 0.43618995, -0.647319674, 0.62507242
When in the Wiki it states its only a X and Y value...
4 comments
Are you trying to get the X value on the screen, or are you just trying to make a new CFrame with the hit's X value?
When I remove the X the brick faces where the mouse points (Useful for 1st person shooters) But the problem is I don't need the brick to rotate vertically. Which is why I only need the X value.
You're still not being very clear. It'd be a lot easier to help if you described exactly what you want to happen using clear terminology.
Okay, I'm making a 3rd person FPS. When aiming the body will follow the mouse target, but I don't want the morph to lean along the Y axis.