Im not getting part’s position using a local script in output. and I Have to use wait for child to get part from a workspace. And three weeks ago I could get it without using it.
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try using .CFrame instead of Position. If that doesn’t work maybe use a remote event to do it in a server script.
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It takes time for instances to load for the player when they first join, so using :WaitForChild() is pretty necessary.
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Try using part.CFrame.Position instead
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:WaitForChild() probably doesn’t yield that much if you don’t want it to yield - probably unnoticable. It does have to be required however since assets have to “replicate” or load for the client. Try double-checking the name of the part itself and see if you’re using the right one at least.
P.S your situation seems unclear - I’m pretty sure your code does the job. Try yielding with wait() before everything and see if it works.
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Thanks, everyone My code is working now after restarting my computer.
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