Animation is broke

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#21

unanchor the dummy to move ingame

#22

obviously the animation wont work on an R15 rig if the animation is made in an R6 rigā€¦

#23

ā€œCanā€™t moveā€ is probably just an anchored model. Not the problem at hand. The Dummy looks to be consistent. R6 confirmed, so I am just imagining joints!

Thereā€™s not a lot of moving parts left. Last thing I can think of is manually setting the position and rotation of the handle (thatā€™s clearly the problem with the machine gun).

#24

The last 2 videos confirm itā€™s an R6 model with a bendy looking arm. I was fooled by the shape and lighting.

#25

I just noticed I was going to strikethrough my message

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#26

I think its caused by a weld connecting the gun to the arm, so the motor6d cannot point it forward.

Edit: it looks like there is a script pointing the gun. Maybe that is off? Or does it only set the z?

#27

I made a community tutorial on animating tool handles.

One of which, actually does include this method within the script. If youā€™d like to see it, here it is:

	RightArmGrip = script.Parent.Parent["Right Arm"]:WaitForChild("RightGrip")
	wait()
	RightArmGrip:Destroy()

All tools come with the RequireHandle property enabled by default, and I can confirm that the RightGrip does mess with your animations. I mean, we can see that you had the tool grip editor open, so this has to be the culprit. Or at least a possible one at that.

Edit: This was kinda directed at @OP, and @mejackdaawesome2928

Edit 2: Oh yeah, if youā€™d like, make that RightArmGrip variable local. At the time of the tutorial I wasnā€™t too good in scripting, and didnā€™t understand the true purpose of local.