Why does my custom rig moonwalk when I tell it to move to a part rather then facing it correctly?

[vale phoenix]

local PS = game:GetService("PathfindingService")
--local shadow = game.Workspace:FindFirstChild("The Shadow")
local stalker = game.Workspace:FindFirstChild("Monsters"):WaitForChild("Stalker")
--local hum = shadow.Humanoid
stalker.Humanoid:MoveTo(game.Workspace.Part.Position)

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[rugged dune]

probably an issue with your model

[stray narwhal]

parts probably rotated out of alignment so it thinks forward is actually backwards

[vale phoenix]

How do I fix it?

[plain vault]

Try seeing if the HumanoidRootPart is rotated to the side

[vale phoenix]

The humanoidRootPart is the entire body, the legs, arms torso because this model was made in blender

You want me to rotate it?

Ok

[vale phoenix]

Yeah still does it. I rotate him and he just re rotates to that position.

[vale phoenix]

How to fix

[plain vault]

No no no, Add a new part to the model and make it as big as the torso, then name it HumanoidRootPart and make it the primary part of the monster

And make it the same rotation as the torso

or else it will do that again

[stray narwhal]

flip your model in blender

[vale phoenix]

alr

[stray narwhal]

or if its just a constrained part that is not rotated correct, disable the constraints, rotate, then re-enable

e.g motor6d

[vale phoenix]

Just realized that the rotation in the world didn't do nun bc it wasn't the primarypart

why does it matter if its the primary part tho

[plain vault]

the model rotates and moves from the primary part, that's why