I was trying to make a pert destroy once it reached a certain position, but this part just wont do that. Also, the output doesn't say there are any errors. Here's the code.
Part = workspace.Box:WaitForChild("Part")
if Part.Position == Vector3.new (-5.5, 2.5, 10.5) then
Part:Destroy()
end
@zup123's is a actually a practical example.. the thing is, the part might never reach that exact point - due to things like increment, or current displacement of the part.. another thing might be the fact that == might be checking to see if one vector is the same vector instance your comparing..
so I'd recommend that you check for the magnitude between the target vector, and the position of the part...
like this:
local Radius= 4
local TargetVector = Vector3.new (-5.5, 2.5, 10.5)
Part = workspace.Box:WaitForChild("Part");
repeat
wait()
until (Part.Position - TargetVector).Magnitude <= Radius
Part:Destroy();
yes!!! it worked!!!! thank you sooo much man!
I have found a solution! Put this script inside your part:
while wait() do
if script.Parent.Position == Vector3.new(0,1,-10) then --your position here
script.Parent:Destroy() --your part that script is inside
end
end
um... i tried that... it didn't quite work.
Are you using localscript or script?
I see that you already got answer but this works too, I have tested it.
Part = workspace.Box:WaitForChild("Part")
while Part.Position ~= Vector3.new (-5.5, 2.5, 10.5)
do
wait()
end
if Part.Position == Vector3.new (-5.5, 2.5, 10.5) then
Part:Destroy()
end
Basically what zuup123 said
um... i have no idea why, but that didn't work either...
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I never check if a parts position is a certain vector because that would have to be a really really perfect amount... try checking if a part collides with another part in that area