I made this very simple line of code a few weeks or so ago, and just recently it started behaving differently compared to how it used to.
What it’s supposed to do is spawn a part which is cloned from a folder and placed on the humanoid’s RootPart position minus 3 in height.
The parts I’m having it choose out of both have no collision, they’re also anchored.
Reason I added “wait(0.05)” is because sometimes it tended to spawn the part too fast and it ended up being incorrectly placed.
It seems to work fine unless I subtract equal to or greater than -3.
The cloned part still spawns in any other parts besides the player itself.
Is there any explanation as to why this suddenly started happening?
I’m not perfectly sure why this started happening… it should have always been like that. When you set the position of a part, it will automatically be placed above any parts it collides with.
To fix this, set the CFrame of the part instead of the Position:
PS: Your “partPosition” variable is worthless. You have a local variable inside of your SpawnSmoke function that defaults to nil and a global variable (doing nothing) that gets set whenever GetPposition runs. It might be better to just return the Vector3 value in the GetPposition function.
