stoic imp
When a player does a certain action in the air, it is supposed to keep them lingering in the air for as long as the animation is playing.
I tried anchoring the RootPart of the player but then it creates some sort of inconsistency between the client and the server. This causes my hitbox to appear in weird places on the client.
Is there any other way to keep players stuck airborne or a fix to this. I'm not really sure how to go about this.
If Clips or a script is required i can provide them.
glass wave
When a player does a certain action in the air, it is supposed to keep them ling...
try linear velocity
with a mode that only has 1 number
set the maxforce to a huge number like math.huge
and dont touch the velocity
stoic imp
and dont touch the velocity
I'll try this thanks.
Will that override other linear velocities
glass wave
Will that override other linear velocities
maybe?
i dont really know
you can experiment with it
stoic imp
i've tried it , it doesn't seem to be working
stoic imp
Nevermind i literally just found out that it's not counting the player as midair when they are
i'm going to fix that and try again
stoic imp
an attachment?
Yes
stoic imp
Nevermind i literally just found out that it's not counting the player as midair...
I'll try again rq when i fix this^
Yeah it's working, Thank you so much @glass wave
🙏
stoic imp
with a mode that only has 1 number
Works with all the modes aswl, doesn't really matter but thought i'd just put it here
glass wave
Works with all the modes aswl, doesn't really matter but thought i'd just put it...
no no its just for simplicity, with the vector mode you would need to set (math.huge, math.huge, math.huge) instead of js math.huge
stoic imp
no no its just for simplicity, with the vector mode you would need to set (math....
Oh is that how it's supposed to wkr 😭
I've always set the max force as a single number
regardless of if i'm using line/plane or vector
sick siren
just about the anchoring part, when parts are anchored the server is expected to take network ownership, that's why there is "some sort of inconsistency" in the first place
anchoring on client creates this weird state where the server expects the client to take network ownership, and the client expects the server to take network ownership. this is generally undefined behavior
solution? ya linearvelocity, alignposition, vectorforce etc basically any physics constraint that keeps them in place to 'simulate' anchoring without resorting to actual anchoring