Error When Saving Model [ProfileService]

[Cxdious (SBR)]

Hello, I am trying to save models, but it doesn’t save because it states this following error: DataStoreService: CantStoreValue: Cannot store in data store. Data stores can only accept valid UTF-8 characters. API: UpdateAsync, Data Store: Dev10

Here’s the code:

local MPS = game:GetService("MarketplaceService")
local RS = game:GetService("ReplicatedStorage")
local Remotes = RS.Remotes

local Manager = {}

Manager.Profiles = {}

function Manager.AdjustRoks(player: Player, amount: number)
	local profiles = Manager.Profiles[player]
	
	if not profiles then return end
	
	profiles.Data.Roks += amount
	player.leaderstats.Roks.Value = profiles.Data.Roks
end

function Manager.SaveRoks(player: Player, ore: Model, destroyed: boolean) -- This is save code
	local Profiles = Manager.Profiles[player]
	if not Profiles then return end
	
	local OreTable = Profiles.Data.Ores
	
	if destroyed then
		table.remove(OreTable, table.find(OreTable, ore))
		
	else
		table.insert(OreTable, ore) 
	end
	
	
	print(OreTable)

end

return Manager

Here’s the Template if you need it:

local module = {
	Roks = 0,
	RoksMP = 1,
	Luck = 0,
	Ores = {}
}

return module

[HafuPlay]

you can only save numbers, booleans, strings and tables in datastore

[Omnipotent_Corrupted (red)]

The problem is that you can’t store values that are not numbers, booleans, strings, or tables (normal “types” we call), as @HafuPlay said. A way to store other types you can see here: How to save unsupported values in datastore easily

EDIT: According to your case. If you want to store a model, you could create a table called “ModelTable.” There, you store all of the model’s properties, child… and etc. That’s the only way of doing this, at least from my knowledge.

local ModelTable = {Name = Model.Name}
local Childrens = {}

for _, part in Model:GetChildren() do
    Childrens[part.Name] =  {CFrame = {part.CFrame.X, part.CFrame.Y, part.CFrame.Z}, Color = {...}}
end

ModelTable[Childrens] = Childrens

[Cxdious (SBR)]

Okay, thanks! I’m just going to save the properties and on from there.