Position of a players head is considered an instance

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#1

Ok, so I am working on a laser that shoot whenever you click.
However, it is giving me this error:

invalid argument #1 (Vector3 expected, got Instance)

local raycastResults = workspace:Raycast(player.Character.Head.Position, (mousePos - player.Character.Head.Position)*1000, raycastParams)

I got the player object from a local script using remote events.

#2

Is there any instance named Position in the Head?

#3

I have checked and there appears to be no instance named “Position”

#4

As he said, but if you’re too lazy to remove a instance named “Position” u can also try doing

player.Character.Head.CFrame.p
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#5

but there’s no instance named position

#6

Make sure the character is loaded before the raycast code runs. You can use player.Character:Wait() to wait for a character.

And no, the player’s head position is not an Instance. It should be a Vector3 value.

#7

I did what you told me but I got the same error

#8

we were asking if he had an Instance named “Position” inside the head

#9

where are you referring the raycastResults?

#10

Check your remote event parameters and make sure the order is proper and the extra player parameter in the on server event is taken care of.

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#11

Yes this worked, I put (player, mouse.Hit.p) instead of just (mouse.Hit.p)

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