Local ps = game:GetService('PhysicsService') Local uis = game:GetService('UserInputService') If not demon:FindFirstChild('Humanoid') or not demon:FindFirstChild('HumanoidRootPart') then print ('DemonAI is only available inside of a humanoid') return end Slightly more advanced script: local Demon = game:GetService('ReplicatedStorage').Demon The world wasn't fully loaded in yet but that was not the case]] Wait(10) -[[ This is because I thought that maybe MoveTo wasn't working because Print (dummy, hum, pointA) - None of these print nil Local pointA = workspace:WaitForChild('Model') Local hum = dummy:WaitForChild('Humanoid') Local dummy = workspace:WaitForChild('Dummy') This problem occurs both when run on the client and when run on the server, as well as in both synchronous and asynchronous threads.Įxtremely simple script: - This is the copy I made of the roblox tutorial's first block of code I have tested MoveTo on the character model instead, which does move the character but teleports it rather than “slides” it which is obviously not desirable when you’re trying to make an NPC.

It came to the point where is just followed the Roblox Tutorial on how to move a humanoid and even the simplest scripts won’t work. I have also tested the “Drooling Zombie” model found in the toolbox in the same place, which as far as I understand also uses MoveTo to move, although in a much more sophisticated manner than what I’m trying to do. This is especially confusing since I’ve previously used MoveTo without having this issue. The problem I’ve been having is that the MoveTo function on the humanoid simply doesn’t work in my scripts. I’ve been trying to make a simple enemy bot script, in which the enemy just follows the player around and attacks if the player close enough.

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