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When you decide to get more serious with the game, you may choose to purchase your very own personal pool cue or find other means of getting a hold of one. Vintage cues and those which have been very well made will either remain close to their original purchase price or even rise in worth, depending on various factors (which we will cover momentarily). These factors will determine the worth of your cue, either by a little bit or sometimes by quite a lot, and will serve to give you the best idea of how much your trusty cue can fetch for. More expensive cues are made by specialty shops or manufacturers and can be worth around $400 or $500. If you are not the original owner of your pool cue, you definitely want to figure out how much the cue is worth. If you ever feel the need to sell your cue or just want to know how much it could fetch for on the market, you’re going to need to figure out how much it’s worth. Perhaps your personal cue could fetch a reasonable price without you even being aware of it.

The brand of your cue will play a huge role in determining how much it is worth and, therefore, how much it can be sold for. A detailed analysis of the physics of how CB speed varies with both cue mass and speed (and tip offset from center, and tip efficiency) can be found in TP A.30. We are starting the guide with the most trendy pool cue tips on the market. Coloured ball racking positions must be remembered with care, as each time a coloured ball is potted, it is immediately replaced to its starting position, which occurs multiple times per frame, whereas reds are not returned to the table's surface after being potted. Perhaps a HUD with positioning arrows (that can also optionally respond to key presses) that rezzes and positions a pool cue. It may not seem like something that is very important, but learning how much your pool cue is worth can be a big help, especially if you decide that you want to sell it someday down the line. Some pool cues may only be worth $20 or $30, and these tend to be made by budget brands that you would find at your local retail stores, such as Walmart or Target.

Different models of budget brand cues will most likely not impact how much your cue is worth, very much. The materials that your pool cue is made out of will also impact how much it is worth. I want the pool cue to rotate around the cue ball as the player drags the mouse, I've played some pool games on the internet and they all seem to work this way. I have tried some orbiting scripts so far, none of them work. I've tried some scripts that make objects orbit based on time hoping to make it so it orbits with the mouse dragging instead of time. The longer you play wit a given cue, the more effective you will become over time. Price, when taking into acccount the effects of materials and styling, is a fair indicator of the protection the case will give your cue. Above all, it is more important to choose to buy a case than which case you choose. Get the perfect cue case for your pool cue! That pool cue could actually apply a force to the ball using the rotation of the cue and the position of the tip. However, the position and orientation of the pool cue is not well known when attached, and with vary with animations, etc. If you had a specific "pool shot" pose, you could hard-code the rotation of the invisible collider with the pool cue.

Alternatively, it could launch a small invisible sphere down the length of the pool cue shaft, although that would require rez permissions. Whether it was passed down to you by a friend or family member or if you picked it up used at a yard sale or by some other means, learning how much your pool cue is worth will be a huge help should you ever decide to sell it off again in the future. Perhaps a family member has passed down a pool cue to you through generations, or you picked one up at a yard sale and don’t have any idea about its origins. Pool cues are most commonly feature wood as their base component, with other materials such as graphite, fiberglass, and even metal making up different parts of the cue. The quality of the cue tends to go hand-in-hand with the brand, model, and materials used in making the cue. More expensive materials would drive the price up by quite a bit, while cheaper and more common materials can keep it down and even reduce the price if the materials used to make the cue are known not to be very durable.