projectile thing won't turn with the camera, only the original angle it was fired at.

[viscid void]

Elaborate with the camera?
I don't understand what you mean, sorry

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[wind acorn]

Cuz you did not script that part

And use LinearVelocity instead of bodyVelocity, it is deprecated

[silk shard]

What is your problem exactly

Why do you have character named player

Why do you anchor player

You copy tool's handle and throw it?

[wind acorn]

because your velocity is based on your hrpCframe lookvector

could you video your problem im not sure to understand like when you shoot that projectile while being shiftlock it works as it should be

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[wind acorn]

oh i see it is because you set the velocity before the animation ends

instead of task.wait(0.75) do animation2.Ended:Wait()

[viscid void]

Use CFrame's second property CFrame.New(MoveToPos, PosToLookAt)

That maybe?

[silk shard]

you use cframe of Humanoid root part, which is not affected by animation

It shots in the direction your root part is facing

Try using torso instead

[viscid void]

Why @bronze drum

Dw, I understand now

So you want it to shoot with right precision accuracy?

Assuming you flick with shiftlock you want it to go at that direction right?

Why not get the LookAt CFrame of RootPart?

@bronze drum

You dunno how to?

Yeah

CFrame.LookAt

Anyways, you have CFrame.new(MoveToPos, PosToLookAt)

A CFrame

not a Part's CFrame

or any object CFrame

Like this @bronze drum

local part1 = workspace.Part
local part2 = workspace.Part2

while wait(1) do 
part.CFrame = CFrame.new(part1.Position, part2.Position)
--Is equivalent to

-- CFrame.new(MoveToPos, PosToLookAt)

MoveToPos means it will move to the position of a given X,Y,Z coordinate/vector

It really depends on how you use it honestly

Show me how you did it

the script in particular

[viscid void]

You tried to implement this CFrame example right?

Yeah

Well, mostly because LookAt is like 0,1,0

1 up in the Y(UpVector)

If you want it to follow your RootPart's orientation, you would need to get the rootPart's Position