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How to go about Moving Models?

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I have tried this in every way I can think of, and all it does is go straight to the script's parent instead of the position, ive Tried bomb.CFrame = Crame.new, bomb.Position = CFrame.new, bomb.Position = Vector3.new. And a few others.

while true do
	wait (3)
	bomb = game.Workspace.Bomb:Clone()
	bomb.Parent = game.Workspace
	bomb.Position = Vector3.new(0,0,0)
	bomb.Anchored = false
end

It also wont unanchor as I'm telling it to, and the output doesn't say anything about it

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I've tested the script myself, and it worked fine. When you say it goes to the script's Parent, what do you mean?

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the script it self is inside of an npc, and the clone never goes where i tell it to, it just goes to the npc's torso

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try making bomb a local variable

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Hm. Is the "bomb" a model?

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is Bomb an explosion?

Anonymous#
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@Yellow, ive done that, and it didnt work. @Shawn,alpha No, Bomb is a part w/ damage script.

Anonymous#
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Maybe you're not referencing it correctly. Is there a space in the name, maybe? Does it start with a capital or lowercase?

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Well, from the qusetions that myself and another script have asked, I'm guessing that "Bomb" is a model. If so, you'd need to use MoveTo.

while true do
    wait (3)
    bomb = game.Workspace.Bomb:Clone()
    bomb.Parent = game.Workspace
    bomb:MoveTo(Vector3.new(0,0,0))
    for i,v in pairs(bomb:GetChildren()) do
		v.Anchored = false
	end
end
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