I don’t understand what’s wrong.
W015: (4,1) Assigning 3 values to 1 variables leaves some values unused
local Left = script.Parent.LeftDoor
local Right = script.Parent.RightDoor
Left.Position = 178.634, 21.326, -188.446
Right.Position = 156.049, 21.326, -188.461
wait(0.1)
Left.Position = 189.209, 21.326, -188.446
Right.Position = 145.181, 21.326, -188.461
Position is a data type and only accepts a Vector3 value. The error that you’re getting makes sense.
local Left = script.Parent.LeftDoor
local Right = script.Parent.RightDoor
Left.Position = Vector3.new(178.634, 21.326, -188.446)
Right.Position = Vector3.new(156.049, 21.326, -188.461)
wait(0.1)
Left.Position = Vector3.new(189.209, 21.326, -188.446)
Right.Position = Vector3.new(145.181, 21.326, -188.461)
So I’m trying to make a door that slowly opens when someone touches an invisible part,idk how to make one but here’s what I made so far
local Left = script.Parent.LeftDoor
local Touch = script.Parent.Touch
local Right = script.Parent.RightDoor
Touch:FindFirstChild()
if
Left.Position = Vector3.new(178, 21.326, -188.446)
Right.Position = Vector3.new(156, 21.326, -188.461)
wait(0.1)
Left.Position = Vector3.new(179, 21.326, -188.446)
Right.Position = Vector3.new(155, 21.326, -188.461)
wait(0.1)
Left.Position = Vector3.new(180, 21.326, -188.446)
Right.Position = Vector3.new(154, 21.326, -188.461)
wait(0.1)
Left.Position = Vector3.new(181, 21.326, -188.446)
Right.Position = Vector3.new(153, 21.326, -188.461)
wait(0.1)
Left.Position = Vector3.new(182, 21.326, -188.446)
Right.Position = Vector3.new(152, 21.326, -188.461)
wait(0.1)
Left.Position = Vector3.new(183, 21.326, -188.446)
Right.Position = Vector3.new(151, 21.326, -188.461)
wait(0.1)
Left.Position = Vector3.new(184, 21.326, -188.446)
Right.Position = Vector3.new(150, 21.326, -188.461)
wait(0.1)
Left.Position = Vector3.new(185, 21.326, -188.446)
Right.Position = Vector3.new(149, 21.326, -188.461)
wait(0.1)
Left.Position = Vector3.new(186, 21.326, -188.446)
Right.Position = Vector3.new(148, 21.326, -188.461)
wait(0.1)
Left.Position = Vector3.new(187, 21.326, -188.446)
Right.Position = Vector3.new(147, 21.326, -188.461)
wait(0.1)
Left.Position = Vector3.new(188, 21.326, -188.446)
Right.Position = Vector3.new(146, 21.326, -188.461)
wait(0.1)
Left.Position = Vector3.new(189, 21.326, -188.446)
Right.Position = Vector3.new(145, 21.326, -188.461)
wait(0.1)
Left.Position = Vector3.new(189, 21.326, -188.446)
Right.Position = Vector3.new(145, 21.326, -188.461)
What exactly are you trying to do with this line here? This is a function
There is actually an Event that detects when a certain Part gets touched using the Touched event, it’s pretty straight forward (The Event returns back the Part that it hit, so we can check if the Part hit a Player or not)
Also for the moving, I’d recommend using TweenService 
It’s a more smooth & better way of interpolating the properties of objects, such as the Position
Here’s a sample code I went ahead and worked a bit on in relevance to your script hopefully:
local Left = script.Parent.LeftDoor
local Touch = script.Parent.Touch
local Right = script.Parent.RightDoor
local TweenService = game:GetService("TweenService")
local DB = false
local Info = TweenInfo.new(
2, --The Duration for how long you want the tween to last
Enum.EasingStyle.Linear, --Probably the most coolest one, do change the Style of this if you want
Enum.EasingDirection.Out, --Direction from where you want the tween to start
0, --Repeat at all? Set to 0 to only play once
false, --Reverse the Tween after it finishes?
0 --Delay Time
)
local LeftEndPos = {
Position = Vector3.new(189, 21.326, -188.446)
}
local RightEndPos = {
Position = Vector3.new(145, 21.326, -188.461)
}
local LeftTween = TweenService:Create(Left, Info, LeftEndPos)
local RightTween = TweenService:Create(Right, Info, RightEndPos)
Touch.Touched:Connect(function(Hit)
local Player = game.Players:GetPlayerFromCharacter(Hit.Parent)
if Player and not DB then --Sanity checks for both a Player and a debounce cooldown
DB = true
LeftTween:Play()
RightTween:Play()
end
end)it didn’t work tho,nothing appeared in the output as well
You forgot to set the DB back to false after the Player touches the part 
how to do so?
(I mean the script btw)
At the end of the .Touched, just type this:
DB = false
However, doesn’t seem to be the problem.
This?
Touch.Touched:Connect(function(Hit)
DB = false
local Player = game.Players:GetPlayerFromCharacter(Hit.Parent)
if Player and not DB then --Sanity checks for both a Player and a debounce cooldown
DB = true
LeftTween:Play()
RightTween:Play()
end
end)
did you find any problems in the script?
No, try this though, it’s @Jackscarlett 's script with a few print statements and the DB set back to false.
local Left = script.Parent.LeftDoor
local Touch = script.Parent.Touch
local Right = script.Parent.RightDoor
local WaitTime = 2 -- Time to wait before door can be opened again
local TweenService = game:GetService("TweenService")
local DB = false
local Info = TweenInfo.new(
2, --The Duration for how long you want the tween to last
Enum.EasingStyle.Linear, --Probably the most coolest one, do change the Style of this if you want
Enum.EasingDirection.Out, --Direction from where you want the tween to start
0, --Repeat at all? Set to 0 to only play once
false, --Reverse the Tween after it finishes?
0 --Delay Time
)
local LeftEndPos = {
Position = Vector3.new(189, 21.326, -188.446)
}
local RightEndPos = {
Position = Vector3.new(145, 21.326, -188.461)
}
local LeftTween = TweenService:Create(Left, Info, LeftEndPos)
local RightTween = TweenService:Create(Right, Info, RightEndPos)
Touch.Touched:Connect(function(Hit)
print(Hit.Name.." Touched!"
local Player = game.Players:GetPlayerFromCharacter(Hit.Parent)
if Player and not DB then --Sanity checks for both a Player and a debounce cooldown
print(Player.Name.." Touched!"
DB = true
LeftTween:Play()
RightTween:Play()
wait(WaitTime)
DB = false
end
end)Idk why but it still doesn’t work,the output has no error as well FYI
Sorry, messed up some lines I updated the script
You can’t just tell the script to change it to that you have to use Vector3.new()
local Left = script.Parent.LeftDoor
local Right = script.Parent.RightDoor
Left.Position = Vector3.new(178.634, 21.326, -188.446)
Right.Position = Vector3.new(156.049, 21.326, -188.461)
wait(0.1)
Left.Position = Vector3.new(189.209, 21.326, -188.446)
Right.Position = Vector3.new(145.181, 21.326, -188.461)still doesn’t work,no error either,is there any possible mistakes I’ve made?
Try commenting the whole code and just adding a random print statement
Also, where is the script located?
in the model containing other parts related
Okay, trying commenting the whole code and just adding a print statement see if it prints to the output
local Left = script.Parent.LeftDoor
local Touch = script.Parent.Touch
local Right = script.Parent.RightDoor
local WaitTime = 2 -- Time to wait before door can be opened again
local TweenService = game:GetService("TweenService")
local DB = false
local Info = TweenInfo.new(
2, --The Duration for how long you want the tween to last
Enum.EasingStyle.Linear, --Probably the most coolest one, do change the Style of this if you want
Enum.EasingDirection.Out, --Direction from where you want the tween to start
0, --Repeat at all? Set to 0 to only play once
false, --Reverse the Tween after it finishes?
0 --Delay Time
)
local LeftEndPos = {
Position = Vector3.new(189, 21.326, -188.446)
}
local RightEndPos = {
Position = Vector3.new(145, 21.326, -188.461)
}
local LeftTween = TweenService:Create(Left, Info, LeftEndPos)
local RightTween = TweenService:Create(Right, Info, RightEndPos)
Touch.Touched:Connect(function(Hit)
print(Hit.Name.." Touched!")
local Player = game.Players:GetPlayerFromCharacter(Hit.Parent)
if Player and not DB then --Sanity checks for both a Player and a debounce cooldown
print(Player.Name.." Touched!")
DB = true
LeftTween:Play()
RightTween:Play()
wait(WaitTime)
DB = false
end
end)
Do this:
--[[
]]
Put all the code between those brackets and then outside of those brackets add a print statement and tell me if it prints