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Is Humanoid:MoveTo() Broken?
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?
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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. deaththerapy 60 — 10y
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Keep in mind, there are 2 different `:MoveTo()` methods: One as a method of a model, and one as a method of `Humanoid`. The second one requires any random Brick for the last parameter. bobberson12 0 — 10y
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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)
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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! M39a9am3R 3210 — 10y
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Well, that *seems* like it would work, but I still have the same issue after switching to `h:MoveTo(m.Hit.p , g)`. bobberson12 0 — 10y
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What seems to be the problem, exactly? Is it crashing? If so, what is the output? What is it doing instead? TaslemGuy 211 — 10y
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What is it doing? Nothing. Absolutely nothing. No errors, nothing. bobberson12 0 — 10y