Animation levitates/floats rig above ground

[DanishXDCPA (DanishThe)]

Hello,
So I have this big guy with 7 body parts. Basically, R6 but the torso is split: LowerTorso and UpperTorso.

Yes, it’s a zombie, it has an attack function that uses this smashing animation I made. Here is a simulation in the Animation Editor:

Pretty clean right? Both arms and legs are touching the ground.
And the problem? Here’s what it looks like in real-time simulation, via Humanoid.Animator:LoadAnimation():Play():

Here you can see it just floats above the ground when this guy bends over. I’ve set the RootPart.Transparency visible to tell if it’s just a collision problem, but no. How would I fix this?

[lucasleoa1 (Kapollo)]

Was your rig floating in the air when you made that animation?
Try setting the HumanoidRootPart visible in studio too so we can see if there is any differece on the rig’s position to the one in-game

[DanishXDCPA (DanishThe)]

@lucasleoa1

Was your rig floating in the air when you made that animation?

No.

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I also have the walking animation.

The walking animation doesn’t do the “floating” stuff.

[Eezby (Ezby)]

Found your post looking for answers on the same issue. Not sure if you’ve figured out your own solution, but I found two…

1. Disable the “AutomaticScalingEnabled” property in the Humanoid
2. Change the Humanoid to an AnimationController

[DanishXDCPA (DanishThe)]

Hey, sorry for the late response. Haven’t opened Studio in ages.
I tried the first statement and it works!

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@Eezby

Change the Humanoid to an AnimationController

I don’t think I can make an NPC without Humanoid…

But atleast after a decade waiting, the issue is finally resolved.
Thank you for your feedback