Search results
12 sie 2021 · The default vehicle GUI uses the magnitude of the velocity to get the speed. local speed = vehicleSeat.Velocity.Magnitude The only flaw to this is when the car falls off the map the speed will increase crazily (you can try it yourself)
31 lip 2023 · To get you started on a basic speedometer, here is a quick showcase: local Speedometer = script.Parent -- Location of speedometer. local CarName = "MyCarName" -- The name of the vehicle in the workspace (You probably already defined this) local Car = workspace:FindFirstChild(CarName) -- Gets the vehicle from the workspace.
17 cze 2022 · I am currently trying to make a system that detects the speed of a vehicle that uses A-chassis. If the vehicle exceeded a certain speed, the system will give a warning sound and a icon will lit up.
1 lut 2023 · You can remove the speedometer which Roblox uses, its a property in the ‘VehicleSeat’ instance. As for making your own, you can probably try to check when a player enters the seat, and parent the gui into their PlayerGui.
23 sie 2022 · Just add the MaxSpeed by +2 whenever you want in the script, then reset it to what it was previously when wanted. Here’s an example to put inside the vehicle seat. speedTime = 5 --Code here to trigger it script.Parent.VehicleSeat.MaxSpeed = 27 task.wait(speedTime) script.Parent.VehicleSeat.MaxSpeed = 25
24 lis 2021 · You can find the cars velocity value by finding the drivers player in the player list, then going into their PlayerGui > A-Chassis Interface > Values > Velocity. You could use BasePart.Touched to fire a function that get’s this value when the player touches the speed camera detection part (if they are driving of course).
So after that I easily found a feet per second to miles per hour calculator and calculated all of my MaxSpeeds. Then I came up with a much harder problem: How do I get the speed of a BasePart (in this case a VehicleSeat) and display it on a GUI.
