Make a moving platform in Roblox Studio! [TUTORIAL] 

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i hate those who go like "Erm erm i am first 🤓" like bro those are the most fuckin annoying ass people ever

It really doesn't matter. It's not gonna make any kind of impact to your own life so why bother with the comment. @@thepigxd6704

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thank you. Guys he did make a small error which is that localbodypos needs to be local (space) bodypos that's why it doesn't work

also capital Instance but you saved a lot of time

ty!

same

⁠@@extraelmin42nah same too

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how do u align it tho?

i mean connect

@@Stigbdd there needs to be a target cframe (like a Part instance or smt) and an attachment in that target cframe which you can plug into the alignposition

Nice!! It’s all set for you then! :DD

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gracias daddy

Its because he put the wait script on so it wait before going straight to the other one. I mean the script waits 1 so the block has 1 time to get to the part When the 1 has passed it Goes to the other. If the 1 value was 0 it would snap over to the part

@@William-bu4sj then why did I put the wait time as 5 and it immediately snapped to each position?

Sure! All you have to do is create as much points as you want and add them to the script. I would give you the script for that, but I’m not able to do it right now. But I’ll do it as soon as I can! :D

I’m glad to hear that!

You're welcome :)

anchor it?

@@developer225 if its anchored the part will just stay still

anchor it

@@mayzaki3699 Read the comment abpve

Try to fix it's position on Hight, with script

idk if it gonna work since im a beginner, but i think you have to replace the block position by the player position

@@Prismathicz921 Thank you for the reply but how do you do that?

​@@user-fd4sk8ev4d also a beginner here! if i had to guess i'll try to find the HumanoidRootPart of the player? if so we would need the player, it's character, find the HumanoidRootPart and it's Cframe (will probably have to do something like WaitForChild() or wait for the player character to load so you don't get any errors). local plr = game.Players.LocalPlayer repeat wait() until plr.Character local char = plr.Character local HumanoidRootPart_ = char:FindFirstChild("HumanoidRootPart") and to have it's CFrame you could just add.Cframe like so : char:FindFirstChild("HumanoidRootPart").CFrame all of this was found on a random post on the devforum about someone trying to teleport a player. so i recommend you really understand the script and what it's doing (HumanoidRootPart might be bit tricky to understand even on the documentation if you've never rigged a character on roblox studio before) and stuff but i'm pretty sure you can easily find lots and lots of documentation and if it's not enough then some posts on the roblox devforum explaining just that 👍.

Hello! Sorry to hear that. Is it fine if I may have a look at your script?

@@Pandastroyer Yes thx! I just copied and pasted it here local main = script.Parent local part1 = game.Workspace.Part1 local part2 = game.Workspace.Part2 local bodyPos = Instance.new("BodyPosition") bodyPos.Parent = main while wait() do bodyPos.Position = part1.Position wait(1) bodyPos.Position = part2.Position wait(1) end

try to anchori t and try othere stuuf, if won't help make a script wich will fix parts position on hight

anchor it

Are your destination parts anchored???

Hi! I recommend making the platform bigger so that it doesn’t tip. :)

@@Pandastroyer Thank you for the reply! do I also have to make those 2 blocks bigger? because if I make the plateform bigger it will not move at all

use different method this one sucks

how do you apply that?

Maybe local bodygyro = instance.new("BodyGyro")

@@Absycal add a BodyGyro object to the part then set the MaxForce very high so it completely stops the part from rotating

alr thanks@@tinazonn

What I did was I added another block underneath the moving block and turned the block underneath completely invisible then welded both of them together. Make sure the invisible block is wider than the moving block though. Does this make sense and do you know how to weld in roblox studio❓ If not let me know.

@@user-fd4sk8ev4d thanks for your info. And yes, I do know how to weld, just go to constraints, then find weldconstraint, and then weld 2 parts together.

@@BloxxerBoi_m134 You're welcome, did this help? I know how to weld I was just making sure you knew but thank you.

@@BloxxerBoi_m134 you could also do this using join surfaces

Just increase the wait() command

It only works on parts but not Meshes. I tried to make a shark move by using this script but it didnt work :(

Awesome! :)

Yep! Just add an extra destination part and it’s own separate variable in the code

@@Pandastroyer oh, alright. Thanks!

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You change the number inside the wait() commands. There are a few places in the block of code that says wait(1). To Make it go slower you change the number to a number bigger than one. Does this help, If not let me know?

Have the local main equal your characters torso. So instead of local main = Script.Parent, you would have it be local main = Script.Parent.Torso. This works because your players torso is a part.

same it just wont work as for me it works only across ground

It's "Instance" not "İInstance". Hope it helped although this was 7 months ago :D

mb I made a mistake. BodyPosition was recently removed so it does not work anymore sadly.

Choose the base Part of your model where u want the player to stand. Then weld all the other parts to the base part. Modify the script accordingly.

You have to rename the two parts objects to Part1 and Part2

go to the properties of the platform and turn on massless, when I did that it worked

​@@hypersniper1464 it works cuz massless gives the part a weight of 0 so it doesn't fall

Sorry, but could you please elaborate? :)

​@@Pandastroyerhe means how to ride it without the platform rotating

use a BodyGyro

imma try anchoring it

@@NonNoobber anchoring it would make it unable to move iirc, i gave up on roblox studio for now lol

Sorry to hear that. However I did check it a couple of days ago and it still works. If you could paste your script down, I’d be happy to help out :)

I see. Is it fine if I can still see your script, though? But also check if the parts are correctly anchored. :)

anchor it

@@Pandastroyer I have the same problem i also followed the script correctly and anchored the parts and named them correctly but it still wont work. Here is the script: local main = script.Parent local part1 = game.Workspace.Part1 local part2 = workspace.Part2 local bodyPos = Instance.new("BodyPosition") bodyPos.Parent = main while wait() do bodyPos.Position = part1.Position wait(3) bodyPos.Position = part2.Position wait(3) end

Oh for local part2 you did workspace.part2 it's supposed to be game.workspace.part2​@@mathiashansen2424

bruh :(

what script should i put now?

you can still use it, it's just deprecated, meaning you shouldn't be using it for new work. AlignPosition should be used instead.

you are a life saver@@tinazonn

Same

Anchor it

Then it won't move. Also how do I keep it from tipping over when I stand on it like toh?@@progaming-yf3zf

It has anchor?

no don't anchor it, that will just stop it from moving entirely. use a BodyGyro to stop it from rotating about.

Part.Anchored = true

worked for me

It just sounds like a skill issue for him..

Appreciate it, truly. I've been searching for a working one for a while but couldnt find one so thank you

you forgot a space

no two at local part = game

Sorry to hear that. However I did test the script yesterday and it seems to work just fine. If you could, please send your script so that I can possibly help you with the issue you're facing :)

Sorry to hear that. It would be great if you could specify what didn’t work if you could so I might help