Seems WalkToPoint is a read only property and thus doing something like this
Humanoid.WalkToPoint = workspace.Point.Position
does nothing. (even though the hub makes it sound like you can actually use it?)
The only answers I’ve seen are ‘use :MoveTo()’ however, this defeats the purpose of the player actually moving. I’m not trying to make a player teleport to a position. I want to force the player to walk towards a position.
Using the :MoveTo() method on the Humanoid will set this and the WalkToPart properties making the character walk to the given location.
MoveTo just teleports the player tho?
Yes, but just if used on a Model with a PrimaryPart set, using the method on a Humanoid will set the WalkToPoint and WalkToPart (WalkToPart will be set if second parameter is used) properties making the character walk to the given point on its parameters.
Character.Humanoid:MoveTo(Model.WalkToPoint.Position)
print(Model.WalkToPoint.Position)
Doesn’t move the player at all still 
Are you sure the code is being executed ?. Is there any error being shown on the Output ?.
No error, and the print I run after it is printing
I can’t define using CharacterAdded as this is a touched event
local function Teleport(hit, from, to)
local Character = hit.Parent -- Check for body parts
if not Character then return end
local Player = Players:GetPlayerFromCharacter(Character)
if not Player then
Character = hit.Parent.Parent -- if player didn't exist then try again with .Parent.Parent (could have been accessory that touched)
if not Character then return end
Player = Players:GetPlayerFromCharacter(Character)
if not Player then return end
end
if not Player then return end
local Model = from.Parent
Character.Humanoid:MoveTo(Model.WalkToPoint.Position)
print(Model.WalkToPoint.Position)
end
Oh, i’m really distracted, Models don’t have a WalkToPoint property, you need to set the first parameter on the :MoveTo() method as the position of the PrimaryPart of the Model.
Model.WalkToPoint is a part (I named the part WalkToPoint, sorry if that’s confusing 
)
EDIT Got it working like 10% of the time
Character.Humanoid:MoveTo(Model.WalkToPoint.Position, Model.WalkToPoint)
print(Model.WalkToPoint.Position)
But the print prints several times before the player ever gets moved. So you have to keep touching the part before it actually moves you Not sure how to fix
You could add a short debounce to prevent the event firing multiple times.
Already got a debounce on the call of the function
for _, v in pairs(Teleporters) do
v.Touched:Connect(function(hit)
if Debounce then return end
Debounce = true
Teleport(hit, v, Rooms) -- hit, teleportFrom v.Parent, teleportTo Rooms
wait(1)
Debounce = false
end)
end
Could you please send the whole script ?
Don’t really think a lot of this is necessary to the problem
local function GetNearestDoor()
local Character = Player.Character
if not Character then return end
local HumanoidRootPart = Character:FindFirstChild('HumanoidRootPart')
if not HumanoidRootPart then return end
local MinDistance, Door = 8, nil
for _, v in pairs(AllDoors) do
local Distance = (v.Position - HumanoidRootPart.Position).Magnitude
if Distance < MinDistance then
MinDistance, Door = Distance, v
end
end
return Door
end
-- Teleport the player to the allocated spot
local function Teleport(hit, from, to)
local Character = hit.Parent -- Check for body parts
if not Character then return end
local Player = Players:GetPlayerFromCharacter(Character)
if not Player then
Character = hit.Parent.Parent -- if player didn't exist then try again with .Parent.Parent (could have been accessory that touched)
if not Character then return end
Player = Players:GetPlayerFromCharacter(Character)
if not Player then return end
end
if not Player then return end
local Model = from.Parent
Character.Humanoid:MoveTo(Model.ToPoint.Position, Model.ToPoint)
print(Model.ToPoint.Position)
--Character:SetPrimaryPartCFrame((from.TeleportTo.Value).Teleporter.CFrame * CFrame.new(5, 0, 0))
end
local function CheckDoorsTouch()
for _, v in pairs(Teleporters) do
v.Touched:Connect(function(hit)
if Debounce then return end
Debounce = true
Teleport(hit, v, Rooms) -- hit, teleportFrom v.Parent, teleportTo Rooms
wait(1)
Debounce = false
end)
end
end
-- Collect all the doors and put them in a table
for _, v in pairs(Buildings:GetChildren()) do
if v.PrimaryPart.Name == 'Teleporter' then
table.insert(Teleporters, v.PrimaryPart)
CheckDoorsTouch()
end
if v:FindFirstChild('Door') then
table.insert(AllDoors, v.Door)
end
end
for _, v in pairs(Rooms:GetChildren()) do
if v.PrimaryPart.Name == 'Teleporter' then
table.insert(Teleporters, v.PrimaryPart)
CheckDoorsTouch()
end
if v:FindFirstChild('Door') then
table.insert(AllDoors, v.Door)
end
end
I recreated and tested the important part of your code and it seems to work just fine:
local Players = game:GetService("Players")
local Debounce = false
local Teleporters = {workspace.Part}
local Rooms = "Nothing"
local function Teleport(hit, from, to)
local Character = hit.Parent -- Check for body parts
if not Character then return end
local Player = Players:GetPlayerFromCharacter(Character)
if not Player then
Character = hit.Parent.Parent -- if player didn't exist then try again with .Parent.Parent (could have been accessory that touched)
if not Character then return end
Player = Players:GetPlayerFromCharacter(Character)
if not Player then return end
end
if not Player then return end
Character.Humanoid:MoveTo(Vector3.new(-85.2, 0.5, 6.6))
print("Moving")
end
local function CheckDoorsTouch()
for _, v in pairs(Teleporters) do
v.Touched:Connect(function(hit)
if Debounce then return end
Debounce = true
Teleport(hit, v, Rooms) -- hit, teleportFrom v.Parent, teleportTo Rooms
wait(1)
Debounce = false
end)
end
end
CheckDoorsTouch()
Of course i modified a bit the code to make it work but it’s basically the same, i’m not sure what’s your issue but maybe seeing the modified code you can identify it?.
EDIT: May have you set the “Debounce” variable wrongly ?
I can’t have set the debounce variably wrongly, as you’ve done it the exact same way as me.
Only thing I could think of is these
for _, v in pairs(Buildings:GetChildren()) do
if v.PrimaryPart.Name == 'Teleporter' then
table.insert(Teleporters, v.PrimaryPart)
CheckDoorsTouch()
end
if v:FindFirstChild('Door') then
table.insert(AllDoors, v.Door)
end
end
for _, v in pairs(Rooms:GetChildren()) do
if v.PrimaryPart.Name == 'Teleporter' then
table.insert(Teleporters, v.PrimaryPart)
CheckDoorsTouch()
end
if v:FindFirstChild('Door') then
table.insert(AllDoors, v.Door)
end
end
Calling the CheckDoorsTouch() multiple times for each door in the server. I need to do this, as in the future when players join theyll get given their own door, and thus need to be able to call doors in game after the fact
Yes, that’s the problem, by calling the CheckDoorsTouch() function multiple times you are connecting multiple Touched events to every door on the table, this can be fixed by creating a table containing the doors that already have a connection.
I can’t do that. As doors will get removed/added as players join/leave. So I’m gonna be connecting a ChildAdded function, and firing the CheckDoorsTouch() table.
That won’t fix the problem since you are still calling the function multiple times without any checks creating multiple connections, if the whole system is written on a single script you could remove the door from the table when it gets removed from the game, if not, you can use a Module Script and set the tables inside it. (Doing this is a little confusing but i can’t think of another solution right now)