I have a script which mimics the classic click-to-walk style of ROBLOX, but Humanoid:MoveTo() doesn't seem to work.
m is PlayerMouse, p is player, h is Humanoid, g is just a random brick
print('Movement ' .. p.Name .. ' started.')
h:MoveTo(Vector3.new(m.Hit.X, m.Hit.Y, m.Hit.Z), g)
...which fires on-click. I am positive it's a problem with the Humanoid:MoveTo(), because everything else in the function works, including the print()
Is Humanoid:MoveTo() broken?
No, it's not broken. Your problem is with m.Hit.X.
The X should actually be x. That is, the properties are lowercase, not uppercase. So the fix for your code is:
h:MoveTo(Vector3.new(m.Hit.x, m.Hit.y, m.Hit.z), g)
But the thing is, you don't need to do what you're doing.
Saying Vector3.new(m.Hit.x, m.Hit.y, m.Hit.z) is really just duplicating m.Hit.p, so replace it with that:
h:MoveTo(m.Hit.p , g)
I wish I had known the x, y, and z were lowercase when I attempted a anti spawn kill script. I posted on the scripting helpers forum trying a technique with position, and got very little useful help, they were trying to get me to do magnitudes... Anyways, you helped me so Upvote!
Well, that seems like it would work, but I still have the same issue after switching to h:MoveTo(m.Hit.p , g).
What seems to be the problem, exactly? Is it crashing? If so, what is the output? What is it doing instead?
What is it doing? Nothing. Absolutely nothing. No errors, nothing.
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No, I've been playing around with a script recently that uses MoveTo() without a hitch. Could the problem be with g? I've only used Vector3 values for MoveTo() and don't know if it can take another value like that.
Keep in mind, there are 2 different
:MoveTo()methods: One as a method of a model, and one as a method ofHumanoid. The second one requires any random Brick for the last parameter.