How do you teleport all the players to the minigame without a brick?

Let's start out with a freemodel teleporter script and see how it works:

--[[
INSTRUCTIONS: Place both teleporter1a and teleporter1b in the same directory
(e.g. both in workspace directly, or both directly in the same group or model)
Otherwise it wont work. Once youve done that, jump on the teleporter to teleport to the other.
If you want more than one set of teleporters I will be adding more types in the future.

Send me requests and ideas - miked.
--]]


--Enter the name of the model you want to go to here.
------------------------------------
modelname="teleporter8d"
------------------------------------

function onTouched(part)
    if part.Parent ~= nil then
    local h = part.Parent:findFirstChild("Humanoid")
        if h~=nil then
            local teleportfrom=script.Parent.Enabled.Value
            if teleportfrom~=0 then
                if h==humanoid then
                return
                end
                local teleportto=script.Parent.Parent:findFirstChild(modelname)
                if teleportto~=nil then
                    local torso = h.Parent.Torso
                    local location = {teleportto.Position}
                    local i = 1

                    local x = location[i].x
                    local y = location[i].y
                    local z = location[i].z

                    x = x + math.random(-1, 1)
                    z = z + math.random(-1, 1)
                    y = y + math.random(2, 3)

                    local cf = torso.CFrame
                    local lx = 0
                    local ly = y
                    local lz = 0

                    script.Parent.Enabled.Value=0
                    teleportto.Enabled.Value=0
                    torso.CFrame = CFrame.new(Vector3.new(x,y,z), Vector3.new(lx,ly,lz))
                    wait(3)
                    script.Parent.Enabled.Value=1
                    teleportto.Enabled.Value=1
                else
                    print("Could not find teleporter!")
                end
            end
        end
    end
end

script.Parent.Touched:connect(onTouched)

Now, please read through the script again, but with my annotations:

--[[
INSTRUCTIONS: Place both teleporter1a and teleporter1b in the same directory
(e.g. both in workspace directly, or both directly in the same group or model)
Otherwise it wont work. Once youve done that, jump on the teleporter to teleport to the other.
If you want more than one set of teleporters I will be adding more types in the future.

Send me requests and ideas - miked.
--]]


--Enter the name of the model you want to go to here.
------------------------------------
modelname="teleporter8d"
------------------------------------

function onTouched(part)
    if part.Parent ~= nil then
    local h = part.Parent:findFirstChild("Humanoid") --Assuming this is a character, find the Humanoid
        if h~=nil then
            local teleportfrom=script.Parent.Enabled.Value
            if teleportfrom~=0 then
                if h==humanoid then
                    return
                end
                local teleportto=script.Parent.Parent:findFirstChild(modelname) --Reference the brick we are teleporting to
                if teleportto~=nil then
                    local torso = h.Parent.Torso --Reference Character's Torso
                    local location = {teleportto.Position} --Save position of the brick we are teleporting to
                    local i = 1

                    --(location[i] is referencing the only thing in the table, the position. Don't worry if this confuses you, because it doesn't make sense.)
                    local x = location[i].x --Saving the x coordinate of the position
                    local y = location[i].y -- y coordinate
                    local z = location[i].z --z coordinate


                    x = x + math.random(-1, 1) --Offsetting the coordinates by a random amount for each axis
                    z = z + math.random(-1, 1)
                    y = y + math.random(2, 3)

                    local cf = torso.CFrame
                    local lx = 0
                    local ly = y
                    local lz = 0

                    script.Parent.Enabled.Value=0
                    teleportto.Enabled.Value=0
                    torso.CFrame = CFrame.new(Vector3.new(x,y,z), Vector3.new(lx,ly,lz)) -- Move Torso to teleportTo position with the offsets
                    wait(3)
                    script.Parent.Enabled.Value=1
                    teleportto.Enabled.Value=1
                else
                    print("Could not find teleporter!")
                end
            end
        end
    end
end

script.Parent.Touched:connect(onTouched)

Now that we know how the freemodel script works, let's know exactly what we need to script.

Our script will: Teleport all players to a minigame.

In order to do so, we must: 1) Find all players in the game 2) Teleport them to the minigame

The teleport pads don't have any need to find all the players in the game. So I am going to have you use an "in pairs" loop.

Please look at the in pairs script and output shown. For this particular script, order we get the players does not matter so we do not need to use ipairs.

--This script satisfies the first part of our script. Getting all the Players in the game
local Players = game:GetService("Players")
for index, player in pairs(Players:GetChildren()) do
    print("We found "..player.." is in this server!")
end

Once we find all players, we need to "Teleport them to the minigame." Let's take a look at our free model again.

More or less, it teleports the player to local location = {teleportto.Position}by means of torso.CFrame = CFrame.new(Vector3.new(x,y,z), Vector3.new(lx,ly,lz))

To make things less complex, let's say you do torso.CFrame = targetBrick.CFrame

--This script satisfies the first part of our script. Getting all the Players in the game
local Players = game:GetService("Players")
for index, player in pairs(Players:GetChildren()) do
    print("We found "..player.." is in this server!")
    --Next we teleport the player, by changing the Torso's CFrame
    torso.CFrame = targetBrick.CFrame
end

Now we have our basic script down! But the script still doesn't know where to find 'torso' in the script we just made, as it never got defined. We found the players inside game.Players but we never actually connected that to the torso.

The easy way to connect the Player in the Players Service is to access a property of the Player called Character.

In other words, game.Players.PLAYERNAME.Character can be used to reference the Character. Let's use this newfound knowledge in our script!

--This script satisfies the first part of our script. Getting all the Players in the game
local Players = game:GetService("Players")
for index, player in pairs(Players:GetChildren()) do
    print("We found "..player.." is in this server!")
    --Next we teleport the player, by changing the Torso's CFrame
    local Character = player.Character --find the Player's Character by looking at the property called Character
    --Next, let's define torso since we know where the character is now
    local torso = Character.Torso
    torso.CFrame = targetBrick.CFrame
end

Alright, now we have found all the players, found all of the players' torsos, and we are telling the script to change the Torso's CFrame to the CFrame of targetBrick to teleport the player.

However, we still need to define targetBrick in the script. You can put a brick where you want the players to spawn and turn cancollide off, and reference it in the script as local targetBrick = game.Workspace.TARGETBRICKPARTNAME. Alternatively, you can put the position in manually, yourself.

local Players = game:GetService("Players")
for index, player in pairs(Players:GetChildren()) do
    print("We found "..player.." is in this server!")
    --Next we teleport the player, by changing the Torso's CFrame
    local Character = player.Character --find the Player's Character by looking at the property called Character
    --Next, let's define torso since we know where the character is now
    local torso = Character.Torso
    torso.CFrame = CFrame.new(0, 0, 0) --Put the position here
end