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Spawning a part in random positions gone wrong? (Updated)
Basically, I am trying to spawn this part around a specific region on a map. I tried using Vector values to spawn the part but it still does not work. Instead of spawning in between that region, the piece only spawns on the positions. Help Is Appreciated and UpVoted! This is my following code:
01 | local GrassIsCutted = false -- ignore this. its for a different purpose |
02 |
03 | local OriginalPiece = game.ServerStorage.OriginalPart |
04 |
05 | local positionsTable = {Vector3.new(-59.5, 1.5, -23.5), Vector3.new(-59.5, 1.5, 26.5),Vector3.new(-8.23, 1.5, 26.467),Vector3.new(-8.5, 1.5, -23.5)} |
06 |
07 | function duplicatePiece() |
08 |
09 | math.randomseed(tick()) |
10 | local position = positionsTable[math.random(1,#positionsTable)] |
11 |
12 | local clonedPiece = OriginalPiece:Clone() |
13 |
14 | clonedPiece.Position = position |
15 | clonedPiece.Parent = game.Workspace |
16 |
17 | end |
18 |
19 |
20 | while true do |
21 |
22 | wait(10) |
23 | duplicatePiece() |
24 | end |
I placed the OriginalPiece in the ServerStorage by the way. Thank you for taking your time to read and debug this. :)
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Yeah so the script makes a copy of the piece and DOES position it; however, you do need to set its parent to something (For example: clonedPiece.Parent=game.Workspace) curtisornot 0 — 6y
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I tried doing it, still does not work however. Thanks for . trying tho. VVickedDev 54 — 6y
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You forgot to set its parent to workspace; you won’t see it in your game if you don’t do this. So simply do
1 | clonedPiece.Parent = workspace |
right after you clone it and you should see it in your game.