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"create patrol points to stop the errors from occurring"

Creating an NPC that patrols between different points without errors requires setting up multiple target locations and making the NPC move between them in sequence. Here's a simplified way to achieve this using Roblox Lua scripting:

1. **Setup Patrol Points**: First, you need to create parts in your Roblox game world that will act as patrol points. You can place these parts manually in the workspace and name them distinctly (e.g., "PatrolPoint1", "PatrolPoint2", etc.).

2. **Scripting the Patrol Behavior**: You will need a Script or LocalScript to define the patrol behavior. This example uses a Script placed in ServerScriptService for simplicity.

Here's a basic script to get you started:

```lua
local pfs = game:GetService("PathfindingService")
local dummy = game.Workspace.Dummy -- Replace 'Dummy' with the name of your NPC model

-- List of patrol points
local patrolPoints = {
	game.Workspace.PatrolPoint1,
	game.Workspace.PatrolPoint2,
	game.Workspace.PatrolPoint3,
	-- Add as many patrol points as you need
}

local function moveToTarget(targetPosition)
	local path = pfs:CreatePath({
		AgentRadius = 2,
		AgentHeight = 5,
		AgentCanJump = true,
	})
	path:ComputeAsync(dummy.HumanoidRootPart.Position, targetPosition)
	path:MoveTo(dummy.Humanoid)
	
	local reached = false
	path.MoveToFinished:Connect(function(reachedGoal)
		if reachedGoal then
			reached = true
		end
	end)
	
	repeat wait() until reached
end

while true do
	for _, point in ipairs(patrolPoints) do
		moveToTarget(point.Position)
		wait(2) -- Wait for 2 seconds at each patrol point before moving to the next one
	end
end
```

**Notes:**

- This script assumes you have a model named "Dummy" in your Workspace that has a `Humanoid` and `HumanoidRootPart` to enable pathfinding and movement.
- The `patrolPoints` table lists all the target points the NPC will move to. You should replace `"PatrolPoint1"`, `"PatrolPoint2"`, `"PatrolPoint3"`, etc., with the actual names of the parts you've placed in the Workspace as patrol points.
- The `moveToTarget` function computes a path to the given target position and moves the NPC to it. It waits until the NPC reaches the target before returning.
- The main loop iterates through all patrol points, moving the NPC to each one in sequence and waiting for 2 seconds at each before moving to the next.

This script provides a basic framework for patrolling behavior. You can expand it with additional features like dynamic obstacle avoidance, patrol point randomization, or integrating NPC interactions.