How do I make a script that spawns a humanoid when you step on a block?

Sorry im a real noob at scripting, only started learning a few days ago, and I have been using the LTS Guide to scripting by sdfgw to learn so far. I was wondering if there was a list of functions somewhere, because in one of the guides it said that the function remove () obviously removes a block. The reason im asking this is because I want to make a script where if a block is touched, it spawns a humanoid.

Edit:

This is what I've got so far. I know it probably looks horrible to most people, but I basically just threw a bunch of things together and hoped it would work.

Soldier = workspace.Soldier1 if script.parent.part1.touched then Instance.new(Soldier, workspace.part1) end

I also tried this, but it is probably also completely wrong:

function newhuman () script.Parent: Instance.new(Soldier, workspace.part1) end

script.Parent.Touched:connect(newhuman)

Ok, first I will tell you straight up it will error .touched and Instance.new(Solider). The more proper way would be .Touched event and Instance.new("") , you need apostrophes in the parenthesis when adding what child you want into workspace. You cannot add "Solider" into the workspace with Instance.new , the reason for it is because on Lua it does not exist. I will give an example code to demonstrate how you could do this. I will do this two ways: Creating a Humanoid into workspace, and making a replication of a model in ReplicatedStorage.

script.Parent.Touched:connect(function() --- Put this script in the brick if you wanted to use this
local hum =  Instance.new("Humanoid") --- To make it easier I am not putting the parent in by doing a comma then the parent.
hum.Parent = game.Workspace --- I didn't know how you wanted it in, so I just put it in workspace.
end)

Lets say you wanted to make a Solider appear in front of the player.

script.Parent.Touched:connect(function(hit) --- Same rule applies in putting this script in the part
local hum = hit.Parent:FindFirstChild("Humanoid") if hum ~= nil then ---Find if the humanoid and then checks to see if it is there
local rep = game:GetService("ReplicatedStorage")
local sold  = rep:WaitForChild("Solider") --- Waits for it to load so it does not error
if game.Workspace:FindFirstChild("Solider") == nil then
local clone = sold:Clone()
clone.Parent = game.Workspace
clone.CFrame = hit.Parent.Torso.CFrame + Vector3.new(0,0,8) --- It just makes sure that it doesn't spawn in the player who touched the part.
else
print("Already here")
end
end
end)

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