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How do I input the Vector3 position here?
I get no error messages to the output, but when I run the game, the only thing in the BodyPosition position is 0,0,0 and when I try to manually change it, it returns to 0,0,0, and help?
Here is the code:
targets = game.Workspace.Path:GetChildren()
Main = script.Parent.Main
function run()
for i,v in pairs(targets) do
if Main.Position ~= v.Position then
local position = v.Position
Main.BodyPosition.position = Vector3.new(position)
end
wait()
end
run()
end
run()
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Make sure force is strong enough to move the part, and the part is unanchored. M39a9am3R 3210 — 9y
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Sorry? traigla 75 — 9y
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Line 8: Try replace Vector3.new() with v.Position, Provide any output errors (if any) please? fahmisack123 385 — 9y
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It works, thank you for the help. traigla 75 — 9y
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When you set the variable 'position' it is already a Vector3 value, not just 3 numbers. Line 8 is the same as:
Main.BodyPosition.position = Vector3.new(Vector3.new(0,0,0))
All you need to do is replace the Vector3.new(position) with position so your code will look like this:
targets = game.Workspace.Path:GetChildren()
Main = script.Parent.Main
function run()
for i,v in pairs(targets) do
if Main.Position ~= v.Position then
local position = v.Position
Main.BodyPosition.position = position
end
wait()
end
run()
end
run()
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Actually I think the problem is that "position" doesn't exists, because it's with the "P" uppercase, so:
Main.BodyPosition.Position = position