Pathfinding Problem

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#1

So I have this problem, this code;

Code 
function PathFinding(Destination)

local path = pathfinding:CreatePath()

path:ComputeAsync(Body.Position,Destination)

local WayPoints = path:GetWaypoints()

for k, waypoint in pairs(WayPoints) do
	hum:MoveTo(waypoint.Position)
	
	
	if waypoint.Action == Enum.PathWaypointAction.Jump then
		hum:ChangeState(Enum.HumanoidStateType.Jumping)
	end
	
	hum.MoveToFinished:Wait(2) -- make this wait() maybe?
end

end

PathFinding(Dest)

use to work fine a few months ago, then I stopped coding, yesterday I started again and this code isn’t working I didn’t change anything, tried to download older versions where it worked, didn’t work there either, was there a change in Roblox Studio that does this? or is my code wrong? I tried making everything not cancollideable didn’t work, the npc doesn’t move.
Just tried printing Waypoints it printed a empty table thats probably the problem it can’t get waypoints

also tried this:

`   function PathFinding(Destination)`

    hum:MoveTo(Destination)

    end

got the same problem

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Enum.PathStatus.NoPath
#2

Maybe the Destination is nil or not provided?

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#3

Nope it is definitely there. Its invisible but its there.

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#4

Is it anchored?

What does the output say?

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#5

the output prints {}
No its not anchored
Im pretty sure that path:GetWaypoint() is the problem but I cannot fix it.

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#6

The desination should be anchored, it may be falling through the map.

#7

thats also anchored, and even if it wasnt it wouldn’t fall of the map.

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#8

Not unless cancollide is disabled.

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#9

yes but its anchored so, that shouldn’t be the problem

#10

you need the position of the destination.

path:ComputeAsync(Body.Position,Destination.Position)

#11

I already have that

destination = something.something.Position

#12

Did you make a variable for humanoid I’m not sure if you did cause I’m not seeing it

#13

Try this the first one you didn’t assign humanoid

#14

I already have the humanoid assigned I think the problem is that the NPC cant find a wway to go to the destination

#15

Did you assign the path to go to a certain area or random?

#16

I assigned it to go to a certain position

#17

I must assume that you called the pathfinding service already

#18

In the code did you forget to add Destination.Position?

#19

Is the destination taller than your character? The character won’t move if the destination is higher than the character’s height.

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#20

I honestly can’t see the problem