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How would I use :MoveTo ?

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Timster111 25
10 years ago

I know CFraming Is more Efficient but I would to know how to use the MoveTo Method I found this on the wiki but I dont really understand how to use it! I would consider using CFraming But I dont know how I would move the postition of a part to a players torso! Please Help! :D (Note: I dont want a request I Just would Like to know how to use it! :D)

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SlickPwner 534 Moderation Voter
10 years ago

:MoveTo() moved the part that is operated on to the coordinates or position. For example, using game.Workspace.Part:MoveTo(0,0,0) would move the Part in the workspace to the coordinates (0,0,0).

It is often used to move Players to certain positions by using :MoveTo on their Torsos, although CFraming is more efficient.

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so How Would I get it to move to the toros? Timster111 25 — 10y
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Simply use :MoveTo() on a Player's torso, but provide Coordinates inside of the parentheses. SlickPwner 534 — 10y
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But the players torso will move Timster111 25 — 10y
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No, moving a player's Torso moves their entire body with it, because they are connected to it. SlickPwner 534 — 10y
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Timster111 25
10 years ago

Would this work @SlickPwner I have a script that clones the "ClickDetector" and the "Script" the part forms but its not at the torso Position....

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01Torso = script.Parent
02script.Parent.ClickDetector.MouseClick:connect(function(char)
03local cloned3 = game.ServerStorage.Part:Clone()
04cloned3.Parent = script.Parent.Parent.Torso.Parent
05script.Parent.Anchored = true
06script.Parent.Part:MoveTo(Torso)
07wait(3)
08cloned3:Remove()
09script.Parent.Anchored = false
10 
11end)

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