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Why doesn't Humanoid:MoveTo work or is PrimaryPart not working?
local dummy = workspace.Dummy local dummy2 = workspace.Dummy2 local dummyhum = dummy.Humanoid dummyhum:MoveTo(dummy2.PrimaryPart.Position)
Hi I am trying to move "Dummy" to "Dummy2" which is stationary in my workspace. Please help I am unsure of why my code does not work!
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Try using dummy.PrimaryPart instead of dummy.Humanoid NotThatFamouss 605 — 2y
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Make sure to unanchor all of the BaseParts inside the dummy. MarkedTomato 810 — 2y
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Why don't you just use CFrame?
local dummy = workspace.Dummy local dummy2 = workspace.Dummy2 local dummyhum = dummy.HumanoidRootPart --You can't move a Humanoid. Only RootPart. dummyhum.CFrame = dummy2.HumanoidRootPart.CFrame
Always remember, when moving a player or a rig, move the HumanoidRootPart, never the Humanoid itself. Humanoid is only for player / rig Properties.
Also remember to simplify your techniques. Roblox Characters already have attachments inside of them, so you can just use CFrame to move them about. CFrame(s) work better in situations requiring characters.
Here's an alternate script that explains what I commented, below.
local dummy = workspace.Dummy local dummy2 = workspace.Dummy2 local dummyhum = dummy.PrimaryPart dummyhum.CFrame = dummy2.PrimaryPart.CFrame
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In the case of the dummyhum variable, you could also substitute PrimaryPart for HumanoidRootPart. By default, a Roblox character's PrimaryPart is the HumanoidRootPart. 2Loos 168 — 2y