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Help With CFraming?

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Scootakip 299 Moderation Voter
8 years ago 
            local customer = game.ReplicatedStorage.Customer
            customer.Name = "Customer"
            customer.Parent = script.Parent
            customer:MoveTo(script.Parent.CustomerSpawner.CFrame + CFrame.new(0,5,0))

Whenever I try this, it says that it expected Vector3 but got CFrame

            local customer = game.ReplicatedStorage.Customer
            customer.Name = "Customer"
            customer.Parent = script.Parent
            customer:MoveTo(script.Parent.CustomerSpawner.CFrame + Vector3.new(0,5,0))

Then is said that it couldn't cast Coordinate Frame to Vector3

            local customer = game.ReplicatedStorage.Customer
            customer.Name = "Customer"
            customer.Parent = script.Parent
            customer:MoveTo(script.Parent.CustomerSpawner.Position + Vector3(0,5,0))

And this makes the customer spawn on the roof rather than where it's supposed to spawn... Some help please? EDIT: This is a model, not a single Part.

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MoveTo takes a Vector3, it moves the object to the specified Vector3 unless there is stuff in the way (It then moves it upwards to the roof), You should use SetPrimaryPartCFrame. DevSean 270 — 8y

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Answered by
iTzBobGaming 30
8 years ago

The reason it spawned on the roof with this code:

local customer = game.ReplicatedStorage.Customer
customer.Name = "Customer"
customer.Parent = script.Parent
customer:MoveTo(script.Parent.CustomerSpawner.Position + Vector3(0,5,0))

Is because Vector3 has collision detection where as CFrame does not.

Try using this if you haven't already

local customer = game.ReplicatedStorage.Customer
customer.Name = "Customer"
customer.Parent = script.Parent
customer:SetPrimaryPartCFrame(CFrame.new(0,5,0))

Make sure to set the primary part of the model first though.

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