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#1

So im scripting ai for my new game but the ai is very buggy idk why

local function FindAnyPlayers(Distance)
	local players = Players:GetPlayers()
	local nearestDistance = Distance
	local nearestPlayer = nil
	for index, player in pairs(players) do
		if player.Character then
			local target = player.Character
			local distance = (Wendigo.HumanoidRootPart.Position - target.HumanoidRootPart.position).Magnitude
			if distance < Distance then
				if distance < nearestDistance then 
					nearestPlayer = player 
					nearestDistance = distance 
					end
				end
			end
		end
		return nearestPlayer 
	end

while wait(0) do
	local Target = FindAnyPlayers(300)
	if Target == nil then
	else
		FindingPlayyer:Run(Target.Character.PrimaryPart.Position)
	end
end

#2

Why you trying get nearest player from :GetPlayers()? Try workspace:GetChildren() and for find player do if v:IsA("Model") and v:FindFirstChild("Humanoid") And your 2. mistake is what is :Run()? You should make a follow script with NPCHumanoid:MoveTo(target)

#3

One using GetPlayers is more efficent because your always going to get the player, and not npc’s. And second Im using :Run because its from a pathfinding module

#4

Then problem is about pathfinding. There’s nothing wrong I see.

#5

For a custom humanoid, make sure to change the agent parameters to get the best-generated path based on the humanoid.

How to pass in the agent parameter (see constructor in api): GitHub - Zeref-Z/RBLX-SimplePath: SimplePath is an open-source pathfinding module that gives you the ability to quickly create a pathfinding script for humanoids and non-humanoids with just a few lines of code.

Calculating agent parameters: Calculating Agent Parameters for PathFindingService? - #2 by Corecii

List of agent parameters: PathfindingService | Roblox Creator Documentation

#6

well, i used it on a r15 dummy but still did the same thing

#7

this is right, but you can always use :GetPlayerFromCharacter() if you don’t want npcs

there is one slight problem with :GetPlayerFromCharacter() because it isn’t thread safe, so :GetPlayers() is better due to that reason

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#8

Not sure what you mean but rig type doesn’t matter when setting agent parameters.

#9

Im saying its not the agent parameters because the same problem still happens on a r15 rig :