Like the humanoid root part? The npc or player?
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its the waypoint position???
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What line? Sorry I thought the object is nil.
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its probably caused by the script not being able to find last waypoint or something
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if waypoints[#waypoints].Position ~= plrhrp then
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It doesnt exeist the waypoint
Eeeeered
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how would it not exist it finds the last waypoint tho
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gtg to sleep 
my dad tell me to sleep
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Try this out:
local pfs = game:GetService("PathfindingService")
local path = pfs:CreatePath()
local success, errors = pcall(function()
path:ComputeAsync(v.HumanoidRootPart.Position, plrhrp)
end)
if success then
if path.Status ~= Enum.PathStatus.Success then
return
end
local waypoints = path:GetWaypoints()
if waypoints[#waypoints].Position ~= plrhrp then
--do stuff
end
else
warn("ERROR: " .. tostring(errors))
end
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A table inside a table could that be the problem?
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Honestly I don’t think I can help the best I can do is
for _,waypoint in ipairs(#waypoints) do
if waypoint.Position ~= plrhrp then
—Do stuff
end
end
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What do you mean by that?
(ignore char)
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Isn’t waypoints a table?
waypoints[#waypoints]
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If you’re trying to detect whether the target is moving away from the calculated end-point of the Pathfinding, I suggest doing something like this instead:
if (waypoints[#waypoints].Position - plrhrp).Magnitude > 5 then
-- do stuff
end
-- OR THIS IF YOU HAVE THE PLAYER OBJECT (THIS IS LESS INTENSIVE THAT MAGNITUDE)
if plr:DistanceFromCharacter(waypoints[#waypoints].Position) > 5 then
-- do stuff
end
In my experience with AIs, I’ve personally found issues with checking whether the player is SPECIFICALLY at the end-point because a single flinch or movement of a player would make the AI have to recalculate again which is pretty memory-expensive.
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# is a length operator. And array[#array] is the most simplest way of getting the last/end value of a array. In most languages, arrays start with 0 instead of 1 (which is what Lua does).
And no, you are not putting a table inside a table because you are adding # which returns the length of a table, not itself.
Here’s an example:
local tbl = {41,"owo",412,14,25,24,254,23}
print(#tbl)--8
print(tbl[#tbl]) --23
print(tbl[8])--23
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im tryna detect if the last waypoint’s position is equal to the plrhrp
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there are no errors but the position not changing
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What exactly are we looking at here?
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its uh me printing waypoint[#waypoint].Positiob
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