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How do I move my roblox Model using CFrame and allow it to collide without going on top of the map?

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My model moves to the desired position, but afterwards it ends up on top of the map. I use:

wait(5)
game.Workspace.Tom:MoveTo(Vector3.new(198.99, 0.809, -161.23))

How do I move my model to a position and make it able to collide with parts around this map? I was unable to find any other solutions; I have tried:

wait(5)
Tom.CFrame = CFrame.new(-31.35, 0.5, 5.1)

but of course, CFrame isn't part of a model. Someone please help, thank you

-iInexorabilis

Anonymous

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A model has a property called 'PrimaryPart'. If you set a Primary for the model, you can use 'SetPrimaryPartCFrame' command built by roblox. Here is an example:

local model = workspace.Model
model.PrimaryPart = model.Primary -- name of the part is Primary

model:SetPrimaryPartCFrame(CFrame.new(0,1,0)) -- Center of baseplate
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Thank you, this worked perfectly.

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