So, I’ve just made a MAJOR breakthrough in actually replicating Eyes from Roblox Doors. The problem? It’s kinda memory-heavy and it requires a player coordinate device, which is my LEAST favorite device, as it’s so dang confusing. Is there a way you can use a player Coordinate device to test which direction you’re going?
There might be a way to check whether certain coordinates are going up in number or down 
quite a tricky question you’ve asked though
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You have to store the player’s coordinates to properties (using blocks, not the built in method on the device), then after the player moves check if the x or y increased or decreased.
Yeah, I think I’ve bitten off more than I can chew.
I knew about the properties, (the method wouldn’t work without it) but how would you do the check?
Diagonal movement will make this code bug out.
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That is AMAZING! THANK YOUUUUU
you do know it does work if they move diagonally right?
Unfortunately, @PhoenixWander is right. Depending on what you need this for, you may need a more advanced system.
I dont need a top-notch foolproof system, ill take whatever i can get
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