Make model move to humanoid

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#1

so i tried to make a model move to human but it’s just stuck in the middle,

here’s my script:

	function(TargetPlayer)
	local dirc = char.HumanoidRootPart.CFrame
	bone.Bone.Anchored = true
	bone.Bone.Locked = true
	bone.Bone.CanCollide = false
	local hate = false
	for i= 0,1, 0.1 do
	wait()
	local ee = bone:Clone()
	ee.Parent = workspace
	ee.Bone.Position = Vector3.new(npcToFind.HumanoidRootPart.Position.X,npcToFind.HumanoidRootPart.Position.Y + 9 , npcToFind.HumanoidRootPart.Position.Z)
	game:GetService("Debris"):AddItem(ee, 2)
	ee.Bone.CFrame = dirc:lerp(ee.Bone.CFrame,0.5)
	hate = false
	if char.Humanoid.Health <= 0 then
		break
	end
	ee.Bone.Touched:Connect(function(d)
	local player = game:GetService("Players"):GetPlayerFromCharacter(d.Parent)
		if hate == false then
		if player then
			player.Character.Humanoid:TakeDamage(2)
			hate = true
		else
			hate = false
		end
		end
	end)
	end
	return 2
end

here what i mean by stuck in middle:

https://gyazo.com/3885c8d1519d108f0a56a5d35941787b
sorry for the not organized code btw

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#2

This is probably because dirc:lerp(ee.Bone.CFrame,0.5) only lerps it halfway between the humanoid rootpart and the bone.

Are you trying to make the bone smoothly move to the HRP or move to it instantaneously?

#3

If you want a dynamic and overall smoother effect, try using a Rocket Propulsion. Parent it to the bone that you clone, set its target to your target character, and play around with settings. There’s a TargetReached event for it that you can use to deal damage if and when it comes close enough, and then destroy it.

#4

i don’t want it to follow the player, i want it to shoot the player from where it’s started to where player been when it’s started

#5

i want to make it move smoothly

#6

in that case, you can use the for loop you are already using to move it smoothly, However, you should make a variable for the initial CFrame of the bone, to make it more linear move

For example:

local InitialCfm = ee.Bone.CFrame

for i = 0,1,0.1 do
   wait()
   ee.Bone.CFrame = InitialCfm.lerp(dirc,i)
end

you can also do

dirc:lerp(ee.Bone.CFrame,i)

although if you are doing that, be sure to “reverse the direction” of the for loop, as to not make it go backwards:

local InitialCfm = ee.Bone.CFrame
for i= 1,0, -0.1 do
   ee.Bone.CFrame = dirc:lerp(InitalCfm,i)
   wait()
end
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#7

oh yay it works, sorry for long time not replying , i had to do something, anyway i have another question, how i can make it move alittle bit further and not exactly where humanoid is?

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#8

I too have to apologize for the late response xd

but you simply do this by setting the alpha value of the lerp to a value > 1

For example:

local InitialCfm = ee.Bone.CFrame

for i = 0,1.2,0.1 do
   wait()
   ee.Bone.CFrame = InitialCfm.lerp(dirc,i)
end

In this case, i set the “max alpha” value to 1.2

#9

oh ok, and for the - thing it would be [for i = -2,0,-0.1]?

#10

yes if you want it to go 2x the distance

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