So the title just says everything. It says that move (bodyposition is actually named move) is not a vaild member of part. Here is the script:
-- locals
local model = script.Parent
local ghost = model.Ghost
local one = model.movetoone
local two = model.movetotwo
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--script
one.Transparency = 0
two.Transparency = 0
while true do
ghost.move = one.Position
wait(2)
ghost.move = two.Position
wait(2)
end
-- MOVE IS THE BODYPOSITION AND GHOST IS THE GHOST THAT MOVES
There were one or two errors. Here's a fixed version:
local model = script.Parent
local ghost = model:WaitForChild("Ghost") -- Use WaitForChild to prevent the script from running before things load
local one = model:WaitForChild("movetoone")
local two = model:WaitForChild("movetotwo")
one.Transparency = 0
two.Transparency = 0
local move = ghost:WaitForChild("move");
while true do
move.Position = one.Position -- You have to set move.Position, not just move.
wait(2)
move.Position = two.Position
wait(2)
end
Wow, you actually figured the problem after a few hours, im going to accept this answer if it will be correct!
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Add a wait(1) to the top of the script
Or use the MaxForce to push you to the .Position of one.Position with using vector of course and then do the opposite.
/;yougottols can you explain? what do i have to set the max force to?