MoveTo doesn't work correctly

[TD0mitru]

So I am trying to make a tower defense game and I am stuck with one problem for 2 hours , idk how to solve it , so basically I want the zombies to get thru every waypoint , but the slow ones are not going all the way and touching the waypoints , they are going 75% of the way and they go to the other one without touching the correct waypoint

something like this

here is the code that makes them move:

function mob.Move(mob, map)
	local humanoid = mob:WaitForChild("Humanoid")
	local waypoints = map.Waypoints

	for waypoint=1, #waypoints:GetChildren() do
		mob.MovingTo.Value = waypoint
		humanoid:MoveTo(waypoints[waypoint].Position)
		humanoid.MoveToFinished:Wait()
	end
end

I rlly don’t know how to solve this , I am losing interest in continuing this game , I would appreciate some help , thank you for your time!

[nonamehd24]

MoveTo stops working after around 7 seconds and since your zombie move slow, the zombies might not reach the waypoint before MoveTo stops working becaude they are too slow.

[TD0mitru]

Should I make more waypoints? and use the same script?

[nonamehd24]

I would suggest Tweening them to waypoints since Humanoid for Enemies in a TD games cause a lot of lag when there a bunch of enemies.

[TD0mitru]

alr then , thank you bro , good luck

[nonamehd24]

Also you can use TweenService 2 to tween the enemies as it’s good for your use case.

TweenService V2

TweenService V2 is a module that helps with efficiently replicating tweens between the server and client. It allows for the server to run the tweens as though you are running them on the server, however, the tweens only run clientside. This reduces serverside lag as it’s not tweening the object itself, or continuously replicating the property to the client. Although the tweens only run clientside, the end result of the tween will be reflected server side once the tween has finished. I decided to…

[Forummer]

To be precise the ‘MoveTo’ method of ‘Humanoid’ instances has a timeout of eight seconds, after this timeout the Humanoid's ‘MoveToFinished’ event/signal will be fired, passing/returning a value of false indicating that the ‘Humanoid’ didn’t reach its intended goal.