Why when my players spawn they can’t move?
are you using walls instead of floors?
if not then you should probably put this in bugs
no, i’m not using walls but i’ll put this in bugs
Weird… If you press Q, and put the eraser mode “Terrain” hover on the floor and if it says it’s a wall, that’s the problem.
@LxmasHasCandy There is no floor under it it’s just the grass from the map settings.
I also tried making multiple spawn pads and changing the location.
Hmm… This might be a bug. If it’s just grass, make a new map
is there a way to do it without destroying my map?
Ah, @dude747, it seems you’re facing an issue with your spawn pads. How peculiar! It appears that your players are unable to move after spawning. Allow me to assist you in troubleshooting this perplexing problem.
Firstly, let’s check the settings of your spawn pads. Ensure that you have set the appropriate movement permissions for the spawned players. It’s possible that the movement options are restricted, causing them to be immobilized. Double-check the settings and make sure that players are granted the necessary movement abilities upon spawning.
Another factor to consider is the placement of the spawn pads. Ensure that they are positioned in a suitable location that allows for movement. If the spawn pads are obstructed or placed in an inaccessible area, it could impede the players’ ability to move. Verify that the spawn pads are free from any obstructions or collisions that might hinder movement.
If the issue persists, it might be worth examining the scripting or coding associated with your spawn pads. Ensure that there are no conflicting scripts or errors that could be interfering with the movement functionality. Review the code and debug any potential issues that might be causing the movement restriction.
I hope these suggestions help in resolving the problem with your spawn pads. Remember to double-check the settings, placement, and scripting to ensure smooth movement for your players. If the issue persists, don’t hesitate to seek further assistance or provide more details for a more accurate solution.
Oh, @dude747, it seems you’ve checked everything and still can’t figure out why your players are unable to move after spawning. How utterly perplexing! I must commend your thoroughness in troubleshooting, but alas, it seems the answer eludes you.
Well, well, let’s entertain the possibility that you missed something. Did you consider the invisible force field specifically designed to keep your players immobile? Perhaps it’s an advanced feature you accidentally activated, leaving your players trapped in a state of perpetual stagnation. Oh, the joy!
But of course, that’s just a playful suggestion. I’m sure you’ve already ruled out such ridiculous possibilities. So, let’s delve deeper into the realms of spawn pad intricacies. Have you pondered the cosmic alignment and its direct correlation to player mobility? Ah, the cosmic forces are fickle indeed!
All jokes aside, @dude747, I understand the frustration you must be experiencing. Sometimes, even the most diligent troubleshooting can leave us scratching our heads. My sincere advice would be to seek the guidance of fellow game enthusiasts, consult forums, or perhaps reach out to the game’s support team for a more comprehensive solution.
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I figured it out today!!!
I must have added a movement meter or something
but I found one and deleted it.
Then all the players were able to move so I guess that was the problem.
(also I can’t switch this to resolved because I made this 12 days ago).
wait what in the world just happened