How to fix this teleport script?

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#14

Try running your script inside a LocalScript so you can actually detect the events. I think users have network ownership over their character so they will be able to move themselves just not other admins to them.

#15

Why is your script disabled? That might be the actual issue.

#16

It’s a player list and the handler enables the script as soon as the frame gets duplicated and all the informations are getting filled up.
Basically, another script enables it.

#17

First make a local script in the teleport frame. After that put a remote event ( DO NOT RENAME IT )
in the teleport frame. Then put this code in the local script:

local localValue = script.Parent.Parent.localValue.Value
local playerValue = script.Parent.Parent.playerValue.Value

local function TeleportTo()
	script.Parent.RemoteEvent:FireServer(localValue.Character.Torso.CFrame,playerValue.Character.Torso.CFrame)
end

local function Bring()
	script.Parent.RemoteEvent:FireServer(playerValue.Character.Torso.CFrame,localValue.Character.Torso.CFrame)
end

script.Parent.To.MouseButton1Down:connect(TeleportTo)
script.Parent.Bring.MouseButton1Click:Connect(Bring)

Then in the normal script put this:

script.Parent.RemoteEvent.OnServerEvent:Connect(function(v, t)
    v = t
end)
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#18

I’m going to try that tomorrow because I am currently not on my PC! Thank you!

#19

You are very welcome. If it doesn’t work I can try scripting it for you.

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#20

It sadly does not work either. (I think, the client can not access the character)

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#21

Try making the player value:

local playerValue = game.Players.LocalPlayer

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#22

I did that and now Bring works (it teleports me to the player though) but teleport does not work

#23

Try putting this in the local script:

local playerValue = game.Players.LocalPlayer

local function TeleportTo()
	script.Parent.RemoteEvent:FireServer(playerValue.Character.Torso.CFrame,localValue.Character.Torso.CFrame)
end

local function Bring()
	script.Parent.RemoteEvent:FireServer(localValue.Character.Torso.CFrame,playerValue.Character.Torso.CFrame)
end

script.Parent.To.MouseButton1Down:connect(TeleportTo)
script.Parent.Bring.MouseButton1Click:Connect(Bring)
#24

And what is localValue

localValue = script.Parent.Parent.playerValue.Value

or

local localValue = game.Players.LocalPlayer
local playerValue = script.Parent.Parent.playerValue.Value
#25

I messed up, keep that 2 lines as they are, replace the other

#26

It should be

local localValue = script.Parent.Parent.localValue.Value
local playerValue = game.Players.LocalPlayer
#27
LocalScript 
local localValue = game.Players.LocalPlayer
local playerValue = script.Parent.Parent.playerValue.Value

local function TeleportTo()
	script.Parent.RemoteEvent:FireServer(localValue, playerValue)
end

local function Bring()
	script.Parent.RemoteEvent:FireServer(playerValue, localValue)
end

script.Parent.To.MouseButton1Down:connect(TeleportTo)
script.Parent.Bring.MouseButton1Click:Connect(Bring)
Script 
script.Parent.RemoteEvent.OnServerEvent:Connect(function(v, t)
	v.Character.Torso.CFrame = t.Character.Torso.CFrame
end)

This way “bring” works as a teleport the one who presses the button to the one in the list where he presses bring. “teleport to” does not work

#28 
local localValue = script.Parent.Parent.playerValue.Value
local playerValue = game.Players.LocalPlayer

You mean this? Otherwise there would be two times the same value.

#29

No, the thing that i sent was what i meant.

#30

But then both object would be the same!?

#31

With this “teleport to” works as intended but “bring” does noting.

#32

What is the local value variable for?

#33

localValue = The player who presses. So it’s the LocalPlayer.
playerValue = The playerlist object. All the buttons are inside of the frame belonging to the playerValue. There are exactly so many frames for the list that each player has its own.