Why does my npc do this?

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#1

The network ownership of each part is set to nil and the script is as basic as any of the documentation examples.


its supposed to walk staight , but it does these stops

#2

not to be offensive but i think the npc is a member of the LGBT
May we have the code? We can not resolve your problem without you giving us proper information about it A.K.A The script in the NPC. So we can analyze it and resolve your issue :slight_smile:

#3

Also by the video it seems like either the wait between each step is too long causing that to happen or network ownership isnt set accurately.

#4

The category #help-and-feedback:scripting-support implies you need help on a script. Where is it?

#5

Basically the code for the npc’s movement, keep in Mind some variables may be missing in this example, but in the real code they are there .Let me know if something is off

--function for NetworkOwnership
local function setNetworkOwnerOfModel(model, networkOwner)
	for _, descendant in pairs(model:GetDescendants()) do
		if descendant:IsA("BasePart") then
			local success, errorReason = descendant:CanSetNetworkOwnership()
			if success then
				descendant:SetNetworkOwner(networkOwner)
			else
				error(errorReason)
			end
		end
	end
end

--path
	local path = PathfindingService:CreatePath{
				AgentRadius = 3,
				AgentCanJump = false,
				Costs = {
					Teleport = 0.1, --in this example doesn't matter really


				}
			}
	local waypoints= nil
		local nextWaypointIndex = nil
		local reachedConnection = nil
		local blockedConnection = nil




followpath(destination)
local success, errorMessage = pcall(function()
		path:ComputeAsync(torso.Position, destination)
	end)
	if success and path.Status == Enum.PathStatus.Success then
		-- Get the path waypoints
		waypoints = path:GetWaypoints()

		
-- Detect if path becomes blocked




		blockedConnection = path.Blocked:Connect(function(blockedWaypointIndex)
			-- Check if the obstacle is further down the path
			if blockedWaypointIndex >= nextWaypointIndex then
				-- Stop detecting path blockage until path is re-computed
				blockedConnection:Disconnect()
				-- Call function to re-compute new path
				followPath(destination)
			end
		end)
		-- Detect when movement to next waypoint is complete
		if not reachedConnection then
			reachedConnection = human.MoveToFinished:Connect(function(reached)
				if reached and nextWaypointIndex < #waypoints then
					-- Increase waypoint index and move to next waypoint
					nextWaypointIndex += 1
					
					
			
					print(waypoints[nextWaypointIndex].Label)
	
                   

					end
					human:MoveTo(waypoints[nextWaypointIndex].Position)

				else

					reachedConnection:Disconnect()

					blockedConnection:Disconnect()

					ReachedGoal()
				end
			end)
		end
#6

I once got it working with changing the ‘torso’ of the character’s networkofnership to ‘nil’

, but I can’t think of anything else since I looked at how basic pathfinding is done in the documentation so I just quickly wrote up a similar code, so unless I meesed up somewhere, It would have to be because of the character or its environment