How do I make an random obby stage placer?

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#1

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  1. What do you want to achieve? I wanna make a script place stages In random order.

  2. What is the issue? Using the script, I cannot put in an obby stage in different sizes.

  3. What solutions have you tried so far? I found this but is not what I want.

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  math.randomseed(os.time())
for z, x in pairs(game.ServerStorage.Stages:GetChildren()) do


	local var  = math.random(1, #game.ServerStorage.Stages:GetChildren())
	local v = game.ServerStorage.Stages:GetChildren()[var]
	print(var)
	local r = v:Clone()
	r.Parent = workspace
	local HEE = game.Workspace.Start.CFrame * CFrame.new(0, 0, (z-1)* 43 + 18.575000762939)
	r:SetPrimaryPartCFrame(HEE)
	workspace:WaitForChild(r.Name)
	


end

@Developer6786
All help is appreciated!

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#2

Can you tell me specifically what happened that was wrong?

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#3

i don’t quite get what you mean , do you mean like Tower Of Hell ?

#4

Have an end and start part in each layer. Set the CFrame of the start to the end of the last one and add half the size.

#5

@HHeartlessHunteR Yes, but it goes on the Z-axis.

@Spellwastaken Nothing is wrong, I said in the post that I would like an obby stage placer. The script can only handle stages that are the same size, but if they are different, it overlaps.

#6

What is meant by “Layer” This goes to the Z Axis. Also I don’t understand what you mean by “Start Part” and “End Part”

#7

You should have a platform on the start and end of each stage. Then orient each of them to be facing where the next one should go. It doesn’t matter what axis.

#8

This is going on the Z axis, so its not going up…

#9

But you can still have a part on each end. You set the CFrame of one stage’s start tothe other one’s end

#10

Okay, I understand what you mean. I will try it!