Issue with MoveTo()

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#1 
local chr = script.Parent
local hum = chr.Humanoid

local endpos = game.Workspace.endpos

task.wait(4)
print("works??")

hum:MoveTo(endpos.Position)
print("works2??")

I inserted this script into r6 model yet it doesn’t seem to work, I am not sure why

#2

Change this to

local char = game.Players.LocalPlayer.Character
local hum = char:WaitForChild("Humanoid")

If not using the local player’s character, keep script.Parent but replace humanoid with char:WaitForChild("Humanoid")

#3

i tried this it still doesn’t work, the dummy doesn’t move at all

#4

Can you give me a video of it?

#5

it doesn’t move at all the script seems to work because the print statements run

#6

I rewrote the code. Use :PivotTo() for moving characters from now on.

local Plr = game.Players.LocalPlayer
local Char = Plr.Character or Plr.CharacterAdded:Wait()

local EndPos = workspace:WaitForChild("endpos")

wait(4)
Char:PivotTo(EndPos.CFrame)
#7

Using the method PivotTo would instantly teleport the character to the given CFrame.

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#8

is this a localscript? Because localscripts do not run unless as a descendant of player or character

nvm if it prints then it wouldn’t be

#9

Open the Output menu by pressing the button in the View tab and check for any errors.

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#10

Ah, I seem to misunderstood the post then.

In that case, player characters do not respond to :MoveTo(). You might need to script the movement yourself.

#11

sorry for not clarifying, this is a r6 rig that I’m trying to make it walk to a specific point

#12

Pretty sure they do, I’m pretty confident I’ve used it before

#13

Did you delete animate object or smth?
It could be something with the humanoid like WalkSpeed

Might be wrong.

#14

Not the user’s character? If that isn’t the case, then use a server script for it. Local scripts are for controlling client-sided things.

#15

MoveTo works on player characters as long as it doesn’t get interrupted by the player.

#16

Okay so to clarify, this is running on a server script that is parented to an NPC?

#17

yes thats correct (word limit)

#18

Is the R6 rig perhaps anchored or something?

If the script is a serverscript and the prints are printing fine and there are no errors, something like this seems to be the most reasonable issue

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#19

the dummy isn’t anchored i tried testing it again on a different r6 dummy

#20

Okay.

First check to see if any of the connected parts are anchored as @PANDASonNOOB said.
Also check to make sure that the Humanoid’s WalkSpeed is not set to 0.

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