So I am trying to make it so that there is an area where cheaters are teleported to but for some reason it is not teleporting me. This is a local script that is in the StarterPlayerScripts folder. Also, there is a bool value in the player to see if it is true or false.
while true do
wait()
local player = script.Parent.Parent
local character = player.Character
if player.IsBanned == true then
character.Head.CFrame = CFrame.new(9.605, 9.232, 124.862)
end
end
LocalScript
while true do
wait()
local player = script.Parent.Parent
local character = player.Character
local isban = player:WaitForChild("IsBanned")
if isban.Value == true then
character:SetPrimaryPartCFrame(CFrame.new(9.605, 9.232, 124.862))
end
end
ISSUES
A. You indexed "IsBanned" but not its Value Property
B. You can move the player's character (since it's a model) using :SetPrimaryPartCFrame()
C. While loops can break if the check you're using is not loaded into the player yet, so make sure pre-define / wait for it
That's not calling IsBanned.
it is
No. It is not. Try executing this: player.IsBanned() it won't work. It will say invalid number of arguments or something because of __namecall.
Teleport HumanoidRootPart, works like a charm. Also all anti cheating scripts should be on server, since, you know, cheaters are local and in theory could exploit any local script.
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Did you try teleport the HumanoidRootPart instead? Also I usually teleport a player to a part and not a specific location. If you are gonna teleport the player by part, add 5 studs so player doesn't get stuck in part.
Why is it a local script??? Make it a server script.
if player.IsBanned.Value == true then
it has to be a local script