spawn(function()
RunService.RenderStepped:Connect(function()
bg.CFrame = HumanoidRootPart.CFrame
bp.Position = (HumanoidRootPart.CFrame * CFrame.new(GetPointOnCircle(5, 360/TotalPets))).p - Vector3.new(0, HumanoidRootPart.Size.Y / 2, 0) + Vector3.new(0, Duck.Size.Y, 0)
wait()
end)
end)
I did update my GetPointOnCircle function, check you have the right one
Make sure that when you do 360/NoOfPets you multiply it by the ith pet that you have equipped, so that with 3 pets it will be 120, 240, and 0, instead of all at 120
GetPointOnCircle(5, 360/TotalPets)
is what I have, with TotalPets == 3.
Isn’t a BodyPosition a BodyMover?
oh im an idiot, didn’t realise his variable meant bodyposition/bodygyro
When you loop through the code to change the position of each pet (supposedly) every frame, you’ll want to multiply 360/TotalPets by whatever no of pet that is, here’s how I did it
local RotationOffset = 360/#Pets
for i = 1, #Pets do
local Pet = Pets[i]
FollowScript(Pet, GetPointOnCircle(5, RotationOffset*i))
end
Note that follow script just does this
BodyPos.Position = (HumanoidRootPart.CFrame * CFrame.new(Pos)).p - Vector3.new(0, HumanoidRootPart.Size.Y / 2, 0) + Vector3.new(0, Head.Size.Y, 0)
where pet is the first parameter, and the second parameter is the offset I calculated from Unit Circle.
Kinda not sure how to properly implement that, ended up screwing with my script
function follow(Pet, Pos, bg, bp)
spawn(function()
RunService.RenderStepped:Connect(function()
bg.CFrame = HumanoidRootPart.CFrame
bp.Position = (HumanoidRootPart.CFrame * CFrame.new(Pos)).p - Vector3.new(0, HumanoidRootPart.Size.Y / 2, 0) + Vector3.new(0, Pet.Size.Y, 0)
wait()
end)
end)
end
function renderDuck(ducks)
for _, v in pairs(ducks) do
local PlayersDuck = Ducks['Tier ' .. v.Tier][v.Rarity]:Clone()
PlayersDuck.Name = v.Tier .. ' - ' .. v.Rarity
PlayersDuck.Parent = Character
local Duck = PlayersDuck.Duck
local bp = Instance.new('BodyPosition')
local bg = Instance.new('BodyGyro')
bg.D = 750
bg.MaxTorque = Vector3.new(25000, 25000, 25000)
bg.P = 5000
bp.D = 400
bp.MaxForce = Vector3.new(1250, 10000, 1250)
bp.P = 2000
bg.Parent = Duck
bp.Parent = Duck
Duck.Position = HumanoidRootPart.Position + Vector3.new(0, 10, 0)
TotalPets = #ducks
local RotationOffset = 360/TotalPets
for i = 1, #TotalPets do -- ERROR HERE
local Pet = TotalPets[i]
follow(Pet, GetPointOnCircle(5, RotationOffset*i), bg, bp)
end
end
end
[ attempt to get length of upvalue ‘TotalPets’ (a number value)]
Change the error line to
for i = 1, TotalPets do
[ attempt to index upvalue ‘TotalPets’ (a number value)]
for i = 1, TotalPets do
local Pet = TotalPets[i]-- ERROR HERE
follow(Pet, GetPointOnCircle(5, RotationOffset*i), bg, bp)
endYou’re attempting to get the index of the number of totalpets. You should change TotalPets[i] to where your pets are stored.
what you’re doing:
local Index = 1
local Pet = TotalPets[Index] -- yeah lol
what you should be doing:
local Index = 1
local Pet = AllPetsFolder[Index]
I’d just change the entire script to this
function renderDuck(ducks)
local RotationOffset = 360/#ducks
for _, v in pairs(ducks) do
local PlayersDuck = Ducks['Tier ' .. v.Tier][v.Rarity]:Clone()
PlayersDuck.Name = v.Tier .. ' - ' .. v.Rarity
PlayersDuck.Parent = Character
local Duck = PlayersDuck.Duck
local bp = Instance.new('BodyPosition')
local bg = Instance.new('BodyGyro')
bg.D = 750
bg.MaxTorque = Vector3.new(25000, 25000, 25000)
bg.P = 5000
bp.D = 400
bp.MaxForce = Vector3.new(1250, 10000, 1250)
bp.P = 2000
bg.Parent = Duck
bp.Parent = Duck
Duck.Position = HumanoidRootPart.Position + Vector3.new(0, 10, 0)
follow(v, GetPointOnCircle(5, RotationOffset*_), bg, bp)
end
end
Can you elaborate on what ducks is?
function follow(Pet, Pos, bg, bp)
spawn(function()
RunService.RenderStepped:Connect(function()
bg.CFrame = HumanoidRootPart.CFrame
bp.Position = (HumanoidRootPart.CFrame * CFrame.new(Pos)).p - Vector3.new(0, HumanoidRootPart.Size.Y / 2, 0) + Vector3.new(0, Pet.Size.Y, 0)
wait()
end)
end)
end
function renderDuck(ducks)
local RotationOffset = 360/#ducks
for _, v in pairs(ducks) do
local PlayersDuck = Ducks['Tier ' .. v.Tier][v.Rarity]:Clone()
PlayersDuck.Name = v.Tier .. ' - ' .. v.Rarity
PlayersDuck.Parent = Character
local Duck = PlayersDuck.Duck
local bp = Instance.new('BodyPosition')
local bg = Instance.new('BodyGyro')
bg.D = 750
bg.MaxTorque = Vector3.new(25000, 25000, 25000)
bg.P = 5000
bp.D = 400
bp.MaxForce = Vector3.new(1250, 10000, 1250)
bp.P = 2000
bg.Parent = Duck
bp.Parent = Duck
Duck.Position = HumanoidRootPart.Position + Vector3.new(0, 10, 0)
follow(Duck, GetPointOnCircle(5, RotationOffset*#ducks), bg, bp)
end
end
Ok, ducks is
CurrentDucks = {
[1] = {Tier = 1, Rarity = 'Common'},
[2] = {Tier = 1, Rarity = 'Uncommon'},
[3] = {Tier = 2, Rarity = 'Rare'},
},
That’s what gets sent, so 3 spots, for 3 ducks basically
Still didnt work tho 
no error, all 3 inside each other
This line is probably causing your problems of moving one far away
Duck.Position = HumanoidRootPart.Position + Vector3.new(0, 10, 0)
This line here is probably causing your problems of them being inside one another
follow(Duck, GetPointOnCircle(5, RotationOffset*#ducks), bg, bp)
This is probably happening because multiplying RotationOffset (which you previously calculated to be 360/#ducks) by #ducks is just saying 360, or 0
Here’s what I made your code
function renderDuck(ducks)
local RotationOffset = 360/#ducks
for i, v in pairs(ducks) do
local PlayersDuck = Ducks['Tier ' .. v.Tier][v.Rarity]:Clone()
PlayersDuck.Name = v.Tier .. ' - ' .. v.Rarity
PlayersDuck.Parent = Character
local Duck = PlayersDuck.Duck
local bp = Instance.new('BodyPosition')
local bg = Instance.new('BodyGyro')
bg.D = 750
bg.MaxTorque = Vector3.new(25000, 25000, 25000)
bg.P = 5000
bp.D = 400
bp.MaxForce = Vector3.new(1250, 10000, 1250)
bp.P = 2000
bg.Parent = Duck
bp.Parent = Duck
--Duck.Position = HumanoidRootPart.Position + Vector3.new(0, 10, 0)
follow(Duck, GetPointOnCircle(5, RotationOffset*i), bg, bp)
end
end
Make sure that your GetPointOnCircle function is this
local function GetPointOnCircle(CircleRadius, Degrees)
return Vector3.new(math.cos(math.rad(Degrees)) * CircleRadius, 0, math.sin(math.rad(Degrees)) * CircleRadius)
end
Try printing the return value to see if it’s any different each time (something like this)
local function GetPointOnCircle(CircleRadius, Degrees)
print(CircleRadius, Degrees)
return Vector3.new(math.cos(math.rad(Degrees)) * CircleRadius, 0, math.sin(math.rad(Degrees)) * CircleRadius)
end
edit: It’s all fixed, we did it in DMs. See Having multiple 'pets' at once? - #24 by OverHash for the solution to the problem
Don’t forget to mark the reply that fixed your problem as the solution.
Hey, Overhash.
I know this is over 1 year later, but I was wondering, if you know, how i’d get the circle to start in the back of my player, and not on the side, since it kinda triggers my ocd, that one side has more pets, than the other, when you have an uneven amount of pets. I’d like it to start in the back of my character, so that if the amount is uneven, the front will have more pets.
So, do you have any idea, how I’d change the starting point or just overall rotation of this circle?
Thanks.
Well the entire reason the pets circle around your character in the first place is because you’re positioning them around your HumanoidRootPart I assume. So just position it a little ways away from the Humanoid Root Part