Why isn't knockback being applied?

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pChar and eChar are being applied to the right objects, but the extra velocity just isnt being added to eChar

rf.OnServerInvoke = function(pChar, eChar)
    print(pChar)
    print(eChar)
    if pChar and eChar then
        local pHRP = pChar:FindFirstChild("HumanoidRootPart")
        local eHRP = eChar:FindFirstChild("HumanoidRootPart")

        if pHRP and eHRP then

            local dir = (eHRP.Position - pHRP.Position).Unit

            local att = Instance.new("Attachment", eHRP)

            local force = Instance.new("VectorForce", eHRP)

            force.Attachment0 = att
            force.Force = dir.Unit * 10000
            force.RelativeTo = Enum.ActuatorRelativeTo.World

            eHRP.Humanoid.PlateformStand = true --ragdoll yes or no

        end
    end
end

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you have a typo in PlateformStand

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that didn't change anything tho, still doesnt apply any velocity

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maybe try ragdolling first and then parenting the force to ehrp?

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the server would receive as first argument the player that is invoking it

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ohh ye i didnt see that

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huh

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rf.OnServerInvoke = function(pChar, eChar)

here

the first argument

should be plr

so it would look like this

rf.OnServerInvoke = function(player:Player,pChar, eChar)

someone have already said this in a previous post

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that didnt really change anything, this is how im calling the function

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you're not even firing two things

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whats this v.Parent? player? character?

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first of all now eChar is nil

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nice font btw

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so this if statement just does not run

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cause the first function is already being set as the player who called it

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tyty

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.

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its a character with a humanoid

so a player

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alright, so the pChar is the Player and the eChar is the character. When you do local pHRP = pChar:FindFirstChild("HumanoidRootPart") it will be nil because pChar is a player, not Character

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do you get it or nah

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not really i dont get why it would be nil

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if you want a character, you need to write pChar.Character

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okay

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do you know the diffrence between player and character?

the character is like the model in the world

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oh

shoot

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and player is a client

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it works now

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yesss

great

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barely

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oh alright

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the player is always in game.Players

hope that makes sense

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OHH yeah yeah okay

ty