Position will give you the center of the object you hit, instead of the exact point you hit. Make sure you use ".point" to get the positon of a raycast or linecast intersection instead of ".position". I found some math on animating arcs and might use that instead.
#REAL WORKING HOOKSHOT HOW TO#
I figured out how to Lerp so that the grappling hook can more slowly get from the shooter to its destination but I haven't implemented it.
I changed from a force thrown grappling hook to one positioned from linecast intersect data.no more velocity issues. However, this will change the gameplay as the hook will always hit something (if there is stuff around). One idea is to rewrite the grappling hook thrower by using a raycast to get a location for the grappling hook to go, then use a lerp to get there. As you can see in the packages from earlier posts.
#REAL WORKING HOOKSHOT UPDATE#
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