"X cannot be assigned to"

[real wraith]

VectorVelocity.X/Y/Z takes numbers, not vector3s. If you want to do it like that, then do...

bullet.LinearVelocity.VectorVelocity = mouse.Hit

or

bullet.LinearVelocity.VectorVelocity.X = mouse.Hit.X
bullet.LinearVelocity.VectorVelocity.Y = mouse.Hit.Y
bullet.LinearVelocity.VectorVelocity.Z = mouse.Hit.Z

I'd also double-check that mouse.Hit is actually a vector3 and not a raycastResult or something like that

[real wraith]

What's the full error?

Also, what's mouse.hit?

[jade surge]

u cant set x

bullet.LinearVelocity.VectorVelocity = mouse.Hit.Position

[jade surge]

the CFrame of the mouse hit (where mouse point at)*

and ??

[tired tide]

** You are now Level 4! **

[jade surge]

show screenshot, if offset it the same always (like Y offset with mouse.hit it frequently happend) you can add vectors

bullet.LinearVelocity.VectorVelocity = mouse.Hit.Position + Vector3.yAxis

yes

no

X -> Left Right
Y -> Up Down
Z -> Forward Backward

you should have this little guy to help you

you should use the mouse hit

or you should normalise the vector

use the camera look vector instead

basically see the mouse.Hit like creating a part where your mouse is pointing

if you point to a part, it will basically create a dot on this part

and you are creating a vector between you and the point, but if your mouse is touching like your gun, it will not go thorugh it (except if you use the hit list)

yes you can

toward the mouse or toward where you are looking at

yes its because youre pointing toward your part

so its hitting the part

well if it does that it have nothing to do with what you shown

idk what can i say too