so I need help making something that will look at speed when ur falling and if ur going to fast you get reset
I dont think you can do that…
But what you can do is when a player is falling put a zone where you dont want them to fall or be. then wire it to a respawn device
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no so like is there a way to see ur speed and then at a point you get reset because this is gonna be hard
There is no way to see a players speed that i know of
oh really well then can you help me with a anti-cheat so I have a part were you need to jump down block by block but there is nothing stoping someone from just jumping all the way so is there a way to stop that
Use the speed equation.
Speed = Distance/Time.
In a certain time increment, grab two coordinate points from the previous check to the current check and calculate the distance. Then plug in the values for your speed, then using this run a constant check on whether the player is meeting this requirement.
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Yes you can do this! or use lasers
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that won’t work because you need to fall block by block so if I do that you just get reset.
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makes sense but how could you turn that into gimkit code that’s real hard one
Hard math can go into Gimkit that’s what we have + and - for.
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oh makes sense but how would you do the hard math also I’ma show screenshots to make simpler
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no fully down I show pics
Ima edit code out tho
Block code.
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well yeah of course but like how using the block code that’s the part I don’t know building it with the block code. thanks for helping tho 
does this work!
Also i dont think gims can fit in 1x1 areas
Yeah gims cant fit in 1x1 holes going down
Just subtract the x values of both and y values of both, square them and add 'em, then square root the answer.
Pythagorean theorem kids.
Then divide that by your time increment.
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I’ma get my notebook to see my Pythagorean theorem 
but how to get using code block how he did it was amazing I’ma get trying
All the math blocks are there you just gotta toggle. If you can write it down on paper you can do it on block code.
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