How do i add velocity to a player?

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How would I add velocity to a player? I know how to spawn mobs with velocity I suppose that would be the same?



Best Answer

A player's data cannot be changed without modifications to the game. Player data is handled differently to entitydata, so /entitydata can't change the velocity of a player. However, you can use /execute and /summon to create creepers or primed TNT without a fuse (causing them to explode immediately) in order to blast players around. This is very unreliable though. Another alternative could be to use constant /tp commands to make the player move in a certain direction constantly, however it can take a lot of tweaking to get it to work and it might be slightly choppy.




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How do you add velocity to a player on Roblox?

Since you want to create a velocity when the player holds down W, there's an object called BodyVelocity. It is simple to create a BodyVelocity, you just need to parent it to a part so the BodyVelocity works. An example of the BodyVelocity's parent can be the HumanoidRootPart as it's the primary part for the character.

How do you add velocity to a player in Minecraft?

Using the ^ operator would change velocity relative to the direction the player is facing. For instance, if I were to use /velocity set @s 0 1 0, I would hop straight upwards, or if I used /velocity set ^ ^ ^10, I would be launched in the direction I'm facing. Ideally, it should be able to take scoreboard values, too.

How do I change my velocity on Roblox?

You can edit it by going into the properties of a brick, or use a script, and change the Velocity property, which requires a Vector3 value. Some useful ways of using Velocity can be for trampolines, moving water, or conveyor belts.



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