24 how to make npcs in roblox Quick Guide

I have an npc and i want it to look like a random player. I have no idea how to do this except i thought of using createhumanmodelfromdescription or something like that

If you want a random user on roblox, use @Logan_RblxLua’s script, if you want the NPC to look like a random user in your game then use a similar script, it would look like this:. local Players = game:GetService(“Players”) local NPC = script.Parent local function ApplyDisguise() local Humanoid = NPC.Humanoid local RandomUser = Players:GetPlayers()[#Players:GetPlayers()].UserId local HumanDesc local success, err = pcall(function() HumanDesc = Players:GetHumanoidDescriptionFromUserId(RandomUser) end) if success then Humanoid:ApplyDescription(HumanDesc) else warn(err) print(“Trying again!”) ApplyDisguise() end end

Thank you @Logan_RblxLua and @domboss37 for the help! If you can, please try to explain this to me so I don’t just go hippity hoppity your stuff is now my property. How do I fix it? I also want it to be the actual player’s head, not just the default head.

How to transfer charakters to Roblox studio and make them NPC ?. either your trying to troll or actually dont know any who you can use InsertService

I agree with @Qinrir, you should search this up before making a topic, its just easier and you do not have to make a billion topics. and not make us think your trolling and some kids who got me banned twice also get you banned aka suspended.

And when I transfer individual parts of Piggy, I don’t know how to combine it into one whole.. Maybe you can insert all the parts, then group it like a regular character

How do I make it so that these npcs can only be interacted with by owner of plots.plot1. local Spawn_Part = workspace.Plots:FindFirstChild(“Plot1”):WaitForChild(“SpawnPart”)

local table = game:GetService(“ReplicatedStorage”).NPCS:GetChildren(). clone:SetPrimaryPartCFrame(Spawn_Part.CFrame + Vector3.new(0,5,0))

connection = RunService.Heartbeat:Connect(function(). What if you made an objectValue or stringValue inside the NPC which holds the PlayerObject or Playername, then if the NPC gets interacted with and the player to interact is the one in the NPC’s value it does something.

How does one begin making this? I assume it’s a lot of intvalues etc. How does one begin making this? I assume it’s a lot of intvalues etc

I actually do have some experience with ‘Retail Tycoon’-like game so I will basically tell you what I did. The best thing to start off with is everything else

Once you have the building system, product buy/restock system and any related systems, you can start making the NPCs.. Maybe you would want to add special events later? Maybe some sort of security? You get the idea – just think about what you’d want them to be able to do.

Im currently trying to make a npc not sit in a seat because when it follows me it just gets stuck in it. I’ve been looking at some solutions but nothing worked

script.Parent.Humanoid:SetStateEnabled(Enum.HumanoidStateType.Seated, false). Thank you so much! ive been trying to do everything i can.

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I am currently designing a game where the player has to collect cassettes to see certain cutscenes. Specifically cutscenes that require multiple humanoids (NPCs) to move

If one person is viewing a cutscene, the NPC might be in another place.. You might also ask yourself, couldn’t he just put it inside CurrentCamera? Yes, but it’s produces more lag on the client side

This works by cloning a NPC on the server’s side and sending a remote event to every other player to make the NPC transparent. This won’t minimalize memory and will reduce lag on the client side

I’ve been hoping to make a game with NPCs that can cook and clean and all that stuff. There are many simulators out there on Roblox that have that function

I can’t give you the script rn, but I can just explain it theoretically.. First, the Customers enter the Restaurant, then they take a seat and then the Server takes their order, and then later on walks to the counter and leaves the sheet of paper with the order there, and then the Cook starts cooking, and once the food is ready, the Cook will leave it on the counter and the Server will come get it and serve it to the Customers.

Contact me if you need more help or details, and hope you have a good day!. Thank you for your quick response! Have you done that type of scripting before? I would very much like to hire you to help me figure it all out

How do I make a system where I click on a npc, and they will sit on a chair that is available? I’ve tried looking for a tutorial on that, but can’t seem to find any.. How do I make a system where I click on a npc, and they will sit on a chair that is available? I’ve tried looking for a tutorial on that, but can’t seem to find any.

local Seat = — choose seat local Humanoid = NPC:FindFirstChild(“Humanoid”) Seat:Sit(Humanoid). But what about the proximity prompt attached to them? How do I do it that if I interact with the npc’s proximity prompt then they will find a seat and walk to it and then sit.

local Seat = — choose seat local ProximityPrompt = — choose prompt local NPC = script.Parent — choose npc ProximityPrompt.Triggered:Connect(function() local Humanoid = NPC:FindFirstChild(“Humanoid”) Humanoid:MoveTo(Seat.Position) Humanoid.MoveToFinished:Wait() Seat:Sit(Humanoid) end). Make sure NOTHING conflicts with where the NPC is moving, or else it will stop moving…

the best way is not to use “lots o’ raycasting” because that’s very bad for performance and sometimes not effective. Instead he should just use the dot product and loop through all players/npcs and also a ray to detect if there’s a wall.

@Probloxed123 ‘s works but you I you might have to change the value depending on how much you want your npc to see. :Dot() goes from -1 to 1, so if you want to have say 70 degrees of fov, you would have this (Code goes inside npc

–NOTE THAT THE “NPCFOV” MAY NOT BE TRUE FOV, BECAUSE I HAVE NO IDEA HOW IT WORKS LOL. –THE “NPCFOV” IS JUST THE AMOUNT OF “DEGREES” THE NPC CAN SEE

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All of the following NPCs can be visually customized, their behavior modified, and the zombie/soldiers can even defend an area by attacking players or other characters using a tag system to set behavior.. In Roblox Studio, open the Toolbox (View → Toolbox).

|Animations||Folder||Contains Animations, such as an AttackAnimation or DeathAnimation.|. |Initial Poses||Folder||Contains posing information.|

That’s how easy you can start creating your own NPC in Roblox. These are the steps to follow to grant functions and characteristics to your non-playable character.

And as we have already commented on several occasions, it is an online multiplayer game where it will not be necessary to have a state-of-the-art computer to start playing with friends.. That’s right folks! Roblox is a game mine where you will have available a wide variety of virtual worlds of different genres and categories

The NPC known by its acronym “non-player character” or “non – player” are the characters found in any game and have a purpose in it. In this sense, the developers are in charge of programming them under an objective , either to expand the plot of the game or to be of great help within the map.

Here are the steps for assigning functions and characteristics to your non-playable character.. Over the past few months, Roblox’s popularity has grown exponentially, ranking as one of the games free to play the most popular of the moment, because thanks to its graphics engine and its ease of play, it has become the favorite of many users.

It’s true people! Roblox is a mine of game where you will have at your disposal a large variety of virtual worlds of different genres and categories. However, a fundamental part of the cards Roblox are the NPC, and this time we will show you how to make an NPC in Roblox in a quick and easy way.

In this sense, the developers are in charge of plan them under a goal, either to expand the plot of the game, or to be of great help in the map.. These NPC are created and inserted into the Roblox card by the developers, and to start create your own NPC and include it in the server, it is necessary to have the Roblox Studio build tool.

The titles explains it all, I’m trying to make a roblox npc walk around the maze normally, then when it sees the player, it starts running after the player to kill it, I have the NPC, I have the killing part, I just need the code for the NPC walking around normally and the code for the NPC detecting the player then running after them. debugMode = false targetNPCs = false — h = script.Parent.Parent:WaitForChild(“Humanoid”) pathService = game:GetService(“PathfindingService”) targetV = script.Parent:WaitForChild(“Target”) function closestTargetAndPath() local humanoids = {} if targetNPCs then local function recurse(o) for _,obj in pairs(o:GetChildren()) do if obj:IsA(“Model”) then if obj:findFirstChild(“Humanoid”) and obj:findFirstChild(“Torso”) and obj.Humanoid ~= h and obj.Humanoid.Health > 0 and not obj:findFirstChild(“ForceField”) then table.insert(humanoids,obj.Humanoid) end end recurse(obj) end end recurse(workspace) else for _,v in pairs(game.Players:GetPlayers()) do if v.Character and v.Character:findFirstChild(“HumanoidRootPart”) and v.Character:findFirstChild(“Humanoid”) and v.Character.Humanoid.Health > 0 and not v:findFirstChild(“ForceField”) then table.insert(humanoids,v.Character.Humanoid) end end end local closest,path,dist for _,humanoid in pairs(humanoids) do local myPath = pathService:ComputeRawPathAsync(h.Torso.Position,humanoid.Torso.Position,500) if myPath.Status ~= Enum.PathStatus.FailFinishNotEmpty then — Now that we have a successful path, we need to figure out how far we need to actually travel to reach this point

closest = humanoid path = myPath dist = myDist end end end return closest,path end function goToPos(loc) h:MoveTo(loc) local distance = (loc-h.Torso.Position).magnitude local start = tick() while distance > 4 do if tick()-start > distance/h.WalkSpeed then — Something may have gone wrong. break end distance = (loc-h.Torso.Position).magnitude wait() end end while wait() do local target,path = closestTargetAndPath() local didBreak = false local targetStart if target and h.Torso then targetV.Value = target targetStart = target.Torso.Position roaming = false local previous = h.Torso.Position local points = path:GetPointCoordinates() local s = #points > 1 and 2 or 1 for i = s,#points do local point = points[i] if didBreak then break end if target and target.Torso and target.Health > 0 then if (target.Torso.Position-targetStart).magnitude