Best way to move AI without humanoids

[restive portal]

honestly i always wanted to know that too

i had a rock character that would move

but tweening has no physics

and i have no idea on how to use the new forces roblox added

i miss body forces

[honest raven]

same i dont get why they removed them

works better than tweening and has physics

and you can move it in multiple ways at a time

whilst with tweening the cframe multiple times at the same times fucks everything up

[olive wing]

you cant make them through the insert object menu, but if you want to use them even though they are deprecated you can create them using Instance.new()

local test = Instance.new("BodyForce") test.Parent = workspace.CurrentCamera

[honest raven]

does depricating do anything to it? or do it just mean they stopped updating it.

[olive wing]

Means they stopped updating and it shouldn’t be used for new work but if you want to you can still use it

[honest raven]

Is there an alternitive by using Vector forces or something like that or is that complicated

[olive wing]

Haven’t tried, personally I use humanoids and humanoid:moveto()

[honest raven]

Is it easy implementing a humanoid into any model

?

[olive wing]

I mean it just needs a humanoidrootpart, be un-anchored and to be rigged so yea it’s easy

[little grove]

:move() on .character and make your own tweener

[honest raven]

its not a character model its a submarine

so that might be a pain to try to rig

or you could use magnitude

[little grove]

:move() works on all models???

[honest raven]

hmmm

ill try it

[little grove]

It might be :moveto()

[honest raven]

models you can use setprimaryparttocframe()

but you cant tween it

[little grove]

You don't need to tween it

If tweening ain't working don't tween

[honest raven]

kk

i orginally just made a for loop and looped through the models children and if it was a part then i tweened it

not the best way

[little grove]

Yeah not really

You can probably adapt from that same thing, just calculate where everything is relative to an object by comparing a root parts position to everything else

Then change the parts position and use the calculations

[honest raven]

ima try the humanoid way first

[dusk crest]

why not use setprimaryparttocframe() and use a lerped cframe, it gives smooth results. Humanoids are not the best if u are gonna use a lot of em.

[frail acorn]

^

[dusky wedge]

It’s been awhile since i made it but when I made this dark souls boss, I created a custom humanoid to avoid weird physics. Definitely not the best custom humanoid but it got the job done!

[olive wing]

:PivotTo(CFrame) is better because it doesn’t require a primary part and is newer

[honest raven]

i dont think you can tween it can you?