Sep 12, 2021 · How do you convert the mouse position to vector3? --LocalScript local player = game.Players.LocalPlayer local mouse = player:GetMouse () local pos = mouse.Hit.Position -- 'hit' is a CFrame To note - the Hit point will vary depending on …

Jun 23, 2021 · Enum.UserInputType.MouseButton2, you will need to check the InputObject’s UserInputType for this, not the keycode property example …

May 15, 2019 · It doesn’t make much sense to me for a mouse to have a lookvector since its not a part. I understand that the lookvector the a unit vector pointing where the object is looking, but how does a mouse have a lookvector?

Use the Mouse.Move event instead. This code sample shows how you can create a Vector2 representing the Mouse object's position on screen (X () and Y ()) and the size of the screen itself (ViewSizeX () and ViewSizeY ()).

The Mouse object houses various API for pointers, primarily for buttons and raycasting. It can be accessed through Player:GetMouse() called on the Players.LocalPlayer in a LocalScript . It is also passed by the Tool.Equipped event.

Aug 7, 2021 · I want to be able to see which part is closer to the mouse using magnitude. I have done this for a script by using mouse.Hit.p but that doesn’t work very well since if the part the mouse is on is far away or its the voi…

In order to do this, the code uses the Vector3 positions of the hit and origin CFrame values using .p. The difference is that the origin is "where the mouse came from" (its origin) and the hit is the position where the mouse hits (is when the player presses their mouse).

Dec 13, 2022 · To map GUI coordinates to the position on the surface of a part, do this: -- map function for convenience. return min_to+(max_to-min_to)*(num-min_from)/(max_from-min_from) -- rearranged, or swapped. Currently the Vector3's X axis is negated by. -- swapping positive and negative on the last two inputs.

Mouse and keyboard input automatically works with interactive UI elements such as TextButtons and ImageButtons, as well as TextBoxes which capture text input like a field in a form. For more information on creating buttons and text input objects, see Buttons and Text Input.

Mar 21, 2021 · How do I reference a mouse position as vector3? Mouse.Hit (if the mouse is pointed at the skybox, it’s nil I believe) Ok, thank you.