how can i get a velocity in a direction like this?

[left fractal]

so i want to make a wall jump that goes in a diagonal direction like the picture sent, but i dont know what kind of math i gotta do to get a vector like it.
i already made a system to detect which side of the wall your on i just need help figuring this out.

[indigo acorn]

there are a lot of ways in which a wall jump can be implemented, you gotta be more specific in how you want it to work. is this based on any existing games?

[left fractal]

no

i just cant figure out the math to get a velocity in that type of direction

[indigo acorn]

is it always in the same relative direction?

[left fractal]

uhh

itll change depending on what side of the wall ur on

if the wall is to the left of u you'll get launched away to the right

i can show the current code i have if u want

it currently goes upward and sideways away from the wall

but it doesnt have the extra forward velocity in the screenshot

actually lemme just get the full thing

hold on i forgot how to format as code

    local rightwall = workspace:Raycast(
        HRP.Position,
        HRP.CFrame.RightVector * walljumpdist,
        wallparams
    )

    local leftwall = workspace:Raycast(
        HRP.Position,
        -HRP.CFrame.RightVector * walljumpdist,
        wallparams
    )

    local wallhit = rightwall or leftwall
    local wallside = if rightwall then "RightWall" else "LeftWall"

    if wallhit and wallhit.Instance:HasTag("Wall_") then
        touchingwall = true
        wallGUI.Text = wallside
    else
        touchingwall = false
        wallGUI.Text = "no wall"
    end

    UIS.JumpRequest:Connect(function(input) --walljump
        if WJdebounce then return end
        WJdebounce = true
        task.delay(0.1, function()
            WJdebounce = false
        end)

        if candj == true then
            if humanoid:GetState() == Enum.HumanoidStateType.Freefall then
                if sliding == false then

                    if touchingwall == true then
                        print(wallhit.Position)
                        local wjbv = Instance.new("BodyVelocity")
                        local raystart = HRP.CFrame.Position
                        local raydirection = wallhit.Position
                        local rayresult = workspace:Raycast(raystart, raydirection, wallparams)
                        wjbv.MaxForce = Vector3.new(math.huge, math.huge, math.huge)

                        print(rayresult.Normal)
                        print("WJ attempted")
                        wjbv.Velocity = (rayresult.Normal * humanoid.WalkSpeed) + (HRP.CFrame.UpVector * 50)
                        wjbv.Parent = HRP
                        task.wait(0.1)
                        wjbv:Destroy()
                        candj = false
                    end
                end
            end
        end
    end)
end)```

there]

now its code

and here is a recording

of how it currently looks

[hoary valve]

have you fixed it?

[proper pasture]

** You are now Level 2! **

[left fractal]

I figured it out