Hey guys! I’m having issues with accessories on the new dynamic faces rig!
How it should be:
How it is:
Attachments are all good, they’re lined up via script
The issue is, is that it’s doing some weird scaling thing to the meshes and making them appear like that, does anyone know how to get rid of that behaviour. It would be greatly appreciated, thank you!
Can you show us the code?
Make sure you didn’t set your character size to 0.9 or something too
local Retarget_Table = {
["UpperChest"] = "UpperTorso",
["LowerChest"] = "LowerTorso",
["UpperLeftArm"] = "LeftUpperArm",
["LowerLeftArm"] = "LeftLowerArm",
["UpperRightArm"] = "RightUpperArm",
["LowerRightArm"] = "RightLowerArm"
}
local Rig = game.Workspace.Autorig.Rig:GetChildren()
Rig = Rig[1]
local Armour = game.Workspace.Autorig.Armour:GetChildren()
local Already_Attachment = true
Change_Service:SetWaypoint("Starting Autorigger..")
for Index, Value in Armour do
local Name = Value.Name:split("_")[2]
local Complementary = Rig:FindFirstChild(Retarget_Table[Name])
if Complementary then
if Already_Attachment then
local Attachment
for Index2, Value2 in Value:GetDescendants() do
if Value2:IsA("Attachment") then
Attachment = Value2
break
end
end
if Attachment then
local Complementary_Attachment = Complementary:FindFirstChild(Attachment.Name)
if Complementary_Attachment then
Attachment.WorldPosition = Complementary_Attachment.WorldPosition
print("Completed ".. Value.Name)
else
warn("Complementary attachment of ".. Attachment.Name .." belonging to ".. Value.Name .." not found!")
end
else
warn("Attachment of ".. Value.Name .." not found!")
end
end
else
warn("Complementary of ".. Value.Name .. " not found!")
end
end
print("-- Finished --")
All it does is just change attachment positions
Have a look at the meshdata in viewport and then in testmode. Maybe that’ll give some information. Specifically, see how much the size changes
They do seem to change, not massively, but enough to I think give that off looking scale
LowerChest: 2.114, 0.468, 1.424 → 2.084, 0.575, 1.541
UpperChest: 2.114, 1.614, 1.424 → 2.084, 1.983, 1.541
UpperRightArm: 1.29, 1.122, 1.354 → 1.151, 1.647, 1.399
LowerRightArm: 1.29, 0.652, 1.354 → 1.151, 0.958, 1.399
UpperLeftArm: 1.29, 1.122, 1.354 → 1.151, 1.647, 1.399
LowerLeftArm: 1.29, 0.652, 1.354 → 1.151, 0.958, 1.399
The name is the armour component, 1st number is the original size , 2nd number is the size after it’s been put onto the character
The autocreated originalsize within each armour component is the same as the 1st number
Do you have any clue what’s causing it to change scale?
Hard to say without looking at it myself. Are you using a meshpart? Or a part, with a SpecialMesh instance in it?
Also, you don’t really have any welding logic in the script you sent. Just positioning.
Yeah, I rely upon roblox’s accessory system which on the previous rig worked great
It’s an accessory with a meshpart in it, and then an attachment to make it go onto the correct place
Yea but this isn’t being welded, is it?
Roblox autocreates the welds, as it is an accessory. It’s the same way any catalog item works
Also the script, I run within studio itself just once to generate the correct attachment position. Then ingame, i can just parent the accessory to a rig
Can you send me the file? You can get rid of your meshes etc
Yeah sure, let me just prepare the file, I’ll reply with a new message once i am done
This should be it, and allows you to see the same issue:
Example.rbxl (74.6 KB)
The autorig is in there, aswell as 2 example armour components. Within starterplayer i’ve also put a starter character where you can put the armour components after you’ve finished with them to test them ingame.
Also thanks!
OK, think I found the issue. 1 sec, fixing it for you
Yep, it’s working.
Great! Hopefully it works, it would really help out! Could you explain what the issue was? It’d help me learn
if Complementary_Attachment then
Attachment.WorldPosition = Complementary_Attachment.WorldPosition
Value.Parent = Rig
print("Completed ".. Value.Name)
else
Well, I actually didn’t have that scaling issue. For me it was just not welding. I fixed that. You just forgot to parent it.
Oh, i do parent it, i just drag it into my startercharacter
Can you see here also how it didn’t position it properly
Oh right hold on then I probably didn’t fix it
Here’s a video of what I do:
Hopefully it provides more insight
In the video, it’s parenting an older version instead of using the starter character one, i’ve now disabled that script and the result is even worse
