Animation Bounces back up to its original position

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#1

I used the Moon animator plugin with this. There’s No CFrame whatever. I just loaded it in.

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#2

Did you set the animation’s Looped property to true or you put the animation:Play() in a loop?

#3

No, I think its because it gets back to its orig. position. I think i might have to pause it right there Any ideas? animationTrack:AdjustSpeed(0) might be it?

#5

hm, Should i pair it with run service to know the animation stopped?

#6

Why do you want “to know the animation stopped”?

#7

I want to know it so that it would stop the right time idk?

#8

But for you, What would you do on this type of situation?

#9

Yeah just tested it out. You should just use animationTrack:AdjustSpeed(0). Stop does the same thing as in the video.

#10

Alright I’ll test it out.colony is son

#11

It Pretty much works, but it stops on the wrong frame/time. here’s the code

local Kerstel = script.Parent
local Controller = Kerstel.KerstelAnimationControl
local NewAnimation = Instance.new("Animation")

NewAnimation.AnimationId = "http://www.roblox.com/asset/?id=5336575794" 
 
local animationTrack = Controller:LoadAnimation(NewAnimation)
animationTrack:Play()

animationTrack.Stopped:Connect(function()
    animationTrack:AdjustSpeed(0)
    animationTrack.TimePosition = animationTrack.Length
end)
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#13

The easiest way would be to create a new animation while the plane is where you wanted it to land. Like that when the animation ends, the plane will stay where it landed, if you timed it perfectly.

#14

That should work but my files for moon animator is gone. I have no idea why. I just tried to check the seconds but its all gone.

#15

Make the animation last longer. It’s as simple as that.

#16

As i said my animations are gone. Even so making it last longer wont really solve the problem and not the most efficient way.

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#17

I’ve gaved up and this worked. I went through the pain of animating it. I think it was worth it.