The bodythrust class inherits from bodymover. Local part = instance.new(part, game.workspace) local intheairholder =. If you need further control.
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I think i am scripting it wrong.
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Exert torque to maintain a certain angular velocity an exception is the rocketpropulsion class,. Exert torque to maintain a certain orientation bodyangularvelocity : Those are bodyforce, bodyposition, and bodygyro. A bodygyro instance keeps the basepart instance that it is parented to facing the cframe defined within bodygyro.
But as i stated before, bodygyro is now deprecated, and recommended by roblox to use alignoriendation instead, and to explain what i’m confused about: I am writing this post as i am simply extremely confused. Do you want to learn how to spin parts in roblox? This is what the bodygyro properties are:
There are a couple of ways that you can make parts tilt in roblox.
So far, it will not. Alright so i’m not 100% sure if this is all i need to achieve this, but currently i’m trying to use bodypositions and bodygyros to prevent the player from. If you’ve ever seen attack on titan before, you’d know this thing called odm gear which. In this tutorial i go over 3 of the body movers in roblox.
In roblox lua i am trying to make a spotlight that will follow a player. The position property, not to be confused with basepart.position, controls the target world position. This is the translational counterpart to a bodygyro. You can use the vectorforce that you mentioned, but you can also use bodygyro s, bodyposition.
The problem is the bodygyro is rotating the part back to 0,0,0 orientation.
I am trying to point a part at a part, as a proof. I teach you the properties of bodygyros and how to script them. The orientation of the part is 0, 90, 0. The bodygyro object applies a torque (rotational force) on a basepart such that it maintains a constant angular displacement, or orientation.
