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Is there a way to CFrame a player's body?
I'm trying to CFrame my players body so that it smoothly transitions from point A to point B, can i do this without an animation?
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What do you mean of animation, like instantly moving there without seeing them move, or seeing the character move but no walking looking act. Jxemes 75 — 7y
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If you are trying to teleport the player, you can set the CFrame of the HumanoidRootPart MrLonely1221 701 — 7y
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What i mean is when i press a key.. It slowly cframes the character to a point. XxmanwolfxXalt -2 — 7y
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Yes there is.
If you have the Player objectType of the player (the one found in game.Players) then you can access their character (game.Workspace) with this handy line of code:
--Find the player object using a known username local player = game.Players["PLAYER NAME HERE"] --Set playerCharacter to that players character. local playerCharacter = player.Character
If you have their character or a specific username, then use
local playerCharacter = workspace["PLAYER NAME HERE"]
If you're using R15 player models in your place, you can then change the CFrame of the HumanoidRootPart, like so:
--Finds and sets the player's character in workspace local playerCharacter = workspace["PLAYER NAME HERE"] --Find the HumanoidRootPart in the player's character, and sets a CFrame 20 studs above the centre of the map. playerCharacter.HumanoidRootPart.CFrame = CFrame.new(0,20,0)
If you're still using R6 player models then you do the same thing, but instead use the Head or Torso. Generally the Torso is used, as more of a standard than anything else:
--Finds and sets the player's character in workspace local playerCharacter = workspace["PLAYER NAME HERE"] --Find the Torso in the player's character, and sets a CFrame 20 studs above the centre of the map. playerCharacter.Torso.CFrame = CFrame.new(0,20,0)
Hope this helped!