Welding help

[heady remnant]

weld = Instance.new("Weld")
weld.Parent = hrp
weld.Part0 = Character.HumanoidRootPart
weld.Part1 = EnemyHit.HRP
weld.C0 = CFrame.new(0, 0, -4)
weld.C1 = CFrame.Angles(0, math.rad(180), 0)

this is my line of code for welding two parts together whenn i have 2 players it outputs something different.
Like for player 1 it will put player 2 infront of him like its sup to but when its players 2 turn to use the move it places player
2 infrom of player 1 instead of whats sup to happen

[real lance]

At least put a bit more effort into the question. Like trying to form better sentences and articulate it better

[heady remnant]

its this or chat gpt dog

[signal gazelle]

** You are now Level 3! **

[real lance]

very respectful

[dreamy fossil]

I think what might help confusion is perhaps a video that shows us what the issue is?

While I'm a little less aggressive about it, I do agree the words are a little hard to understand

[heady remnant]

I found out that it was a simple welding issue due to network ownership so I was able to fix it by using weld constraint instead and by setting network ownership properly.

the original issue was that enemyhit.hrp will be seen as the part0 in the weld. so it would position player 1 in front of player 2.
instead of the other way around. thank you, but if a better solution or more optimal solution is available I would be happy to hear any corrections to this problem. Since I'm still figuring out the way Roblox Networks between client to client, instead of client to studio

[dreamy fossil]

Can you show the code as it is now?

[heady remnant]

its pretty messy but sure let me get a video as well

[dreamy fossil]

I just mean the updated weld portion

[heady remnant]

local enp = EnemyHit.HRP:GetNetworkOwner()
local weld
if EnemyHit.Humanoid.Health >0 then
EnemyHit.HRP:SetNetworkOwner(Player)
EnemyHit.Humanoid.PlatformStand = true
local targetPosition = hrp.Position + hrp.CFrame.LookVector * 4
local targetCFrame = CFrame.lookAt(targetPosition, hrp.Position)
EnemyHit.HRP.CFrame = targetCFrame
weld = Instance.new("WeldConstraint")
weld.Parent = hrp
weld.Part0 = Character.HumanoidRootPart
weld.Part1 = EnemyHit.HRP
end

[dreamy fossil]

Are you doing this client side?

[heady remnant]

no its in a module script

[dreamy fossil]

but like are you requireing it in a LocalScript or regular Script?

[heady remnant]

nope i ahve a localscript that gets the inputs then it sends it to a player serverside script that does all the stuff

[dreamy fossil]

Okay cool just checking.

I'm just wondering why you'd need to change network ownership

It's a little dangerous considering exploiters could control the enemy's body

[heady remnant]

oh i d ont really know if i need to change the network ownership as of right now as im just doing trial and error as nnow my weld works but its not allowing me to move my character properly like in this video player 1 is able to move around and drag player 2, but when i try it with player 2 i cant seem to move the characters around, so i was just messing around with network ownership to see if that was the problem
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GNP_i0ugvAI

[dreamy fossil]

So if you don't change the network ownership it won't let you move them?

I guess what I would do is, when the hit is registered on the server, I'd weld the enemy to the player, making the enemy's HRP massless to ensure it didn't mess with the player's physics, and then unweld and set massless to false when its time to set them free

[heady remnant]

ok let me try this out i forgot that roblox has its own mass system and that this can mess with welds and stuff , and changing ownership did not fix anything so ill prob just leave it alone for now

[heady remnant]

yup it works as intended now thank you for your help. Making it massless worked