script.Parent.Touched:Connect(function()
print(workspace.lol.Position)
Brick = game.ServerStorage.Part:Clone()
Brick.Parent = workspace
wait()
Brick.Position = Vector3.new(workspace.part2.Position)
end)
The position part only works if I put the numbers, but when I put the brick's position like in the script above, the bricks spawn in the middle of the baseplate instead.
That's because you're using the position inside of a Vector3 constructor.
If you're saying Vector3.new(), it expects you to input regular number values and returns a Vector3 value as a result. The position of a part is already a Vector3 value, so putting it into a constructor won't work. However, there's no need for a constructor because the Vector3 data is already created. Therefore, you should instead set the Brick.Position simply to workspace.part2.Position.
local part2 = workspace:WaitForChild("part2") -- use variables!
-- other code
Brick.Position = part2.Position
Hope this helps! :)
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Just do Brick.Position = workspace.part2.Position