is the script fine??

[brittle snow]

the only issue is that when it teleports to the specific part, it just randomly bugs and teleports you somewhere else rather than the desired location

[still crown]

set cframe, not position.

[vale stone]

would be good to look at the script

Player.Parent:WaitForChild("Humanoid") is not going anywhere

instead use Player.Character (also wait for the character being spawned with the Player.CharacterAdded event)

[proud turtle]

would be good to look at the script

it's not a player it's a basepart 😭

it's a touched event

[vale stone]

damn, the variable name trolled me

you're right

also what you would use to instantly move the character of player is character:PivotTo(...)

[proud turtle]

yeah it fooled me for a bit aswell

[still crown]

it would indeed be good to look at the script, you should give it a try

[proud turtle]

set cframe not position kinda doesn't give anything (in this script) but alright

[still crown]

the main problem I see comes from setting .position will just ruin how the character is assembled, eventually it teleports the hrp (separate from the rest of the character) which will teleport the camera with it.

[still crown]

setting a cframe will teleport the entire assembly. ideally you would teleport the hrp like otherPart.Parent:FindFirstChild("HumanoidRootPart") but y'know they're probably new and don't yet know about stuff like that, so for the moment i'm fairly sure you can cframe any part of the assembly and the whole assembly will move with it, so if you happen to teleport a leg or an arm then it will be teleport in a slightly incorrect/unexpected position, which is likely what is happening 👍

[proud turtle]

yeah that's the thing, i'm not sure changing cframe of a limb will do the effect

[still crown]

i just quickly checked this in studio and yep, you can teleport the arm and the whole assembly goes with it 👍 game.Players.LocalPlayer.Character:FindFirstChild("RightHand").CFrame=CFrame.new(Vector3.new(0,100,0))

[proud turtle]

that's cool

[still crown]

its important to know that setting .position (or .rotation / .orientation for that matter), does not have this property, that will instead temporarily disable constraints so you can move those parts in object space without having to muck about with the constraints too much. https://create.roblox.com/docs/reference/engine/classes/BasePart#Position

When setting this property, any Welds or Motor6Ds connected to this part will have the matching C0 or C1 property updated to allow the part to move relative to any other parts it is joined to. WeldConstraints will also be temporarily disabled and re-enabled during the move.

[proud turtle]

i knoww i knowwwwww

wasn't ever disagreeing with your general point

[still crown]

[vale stone]

pyro fire do you qualify urself as a person with -100iq?

[brittle snow]

oh my

i thought I actually wasnt gonna get replied to LMAO

[brittle snow]

thanks ❤️

[still crown]

i may have -42167 iq but results

[brittle snow]

btw how does this work