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To achieve a fling effect similar to Teapots of Doom, you can use physics simulation. Here is a basic. example: local part = script.Parent. local bodyForce = Instance.new("BodyForce") bodyForce.force = Vector3.new(100, 0, 0) -- Apply force in the x direction. bodyForce.Parent = part.
This script does exactly what the title says, you click on bright red button, and then it sends your character flying file for those impatient: newflingragdoll.rbxl (54.2 KB) quick summery what it can do ragdolls unragdoll/gets up flings in certain direction kills and leaves a corpse –you can disable the flinging and the corpses (just gotta edit the code) main script is inside big red square ...
HRP.Velocity = Vector3.new(math.huge,math.huge,math.huge) -- runs once. end. If you only want the player to fling in one direction replace 2 of math.huge with 0 ,depending on which direction you want it to fling. The velocity value in a BasePart is used to describe how the BasePart is actively changing.
Manipulating the velocity will automatically fling said object and relies on the roblox physics engine. I remember lots of early games on roblox like ‘build a raft down the river’ used this technique to achieve motion. In any case a simple script such as: obj.Velocity=obj.Velocity + Vector3.new(0,50,100) can fling an obj adjusting the ...
It should be the vector times by the force. HITHRP:ApplyImpulse(HRP.CFrame.LookVector * 1000) --- make this whatever you want. i would have marked a solution by now but i want to say :applyimpulse is the same as bodyvelocity, it has a big delay. I want a module script to put in my game, i want it to fling the humanoidrootpart of the specified ...
local BodyVelocity = Instance.new("BodyVelocity") -- using bodyVelocity to throw the player. BodyVelocity.Velocity = CFrame.new(TouchedPart.Position,character.PrimaryPart.Position).LookVector * 1000 -- this line makes a force that moves against the part, you can change the 100 to any number to modify the strength of the push.
What is the best way to fling a player, similar to how the impulse grenade in Fortnite knocks back a player? I’ve tried adding a BodyForce to the HumanoidRootPart that lasts for 0.2 seconds and this works well except that nothing happens every one out of five times.
Roblox has facilities in game which you can use to get the character’s appearance to check against. If the character is actually different than what Roblox says it is, then you can either force the character to wear their Roblox avatar specification, force them to wear a default specification, or kick/ban them.
all you need to do is turn on the platform stand property in humanoid, add a bodyvelocity and an angular velocity. (body velocity is for the actual flinging part the angular velocity is for rotation) Soulx_xFlame (Mr Schnitzler) December 19, 2023, 8:54pm #15. If you want the full flinging code here it is. Client:
sorry for late reply but to fling player, you can use ApplyImpulse () / AssemblyLinearVelocity. you’ll need to do it on the client otherwise it wont work. to fling players to/away from origin point. first you’ll need to get the direction. then how much force you want to fling the player with. --direction from two parts.