Animation plays differently on avatar than dummy

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#1

Hello i made an animation for my weapon that I plan to use for my game. When I try to swing it, the sword goes away from my camera. The thing is, it does not do this in animation editor neither for a dummy. I use motor 6 to weld the weapon to the same part thats in the dummy but it is still causing a bit of an issue.

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I’ve tried looking for solutions on the dev forum but couldn’t find any that describes my problem. I also tried naming the motor 6 the same and re exporting the animation, making sure everything is in check but it still happens.

Thank you for reading this, your help is appreciated!

#2

Had the same issue as you. Try setting the animation priority to action.

#3

oh the animation priority is action, its still giving issues how ever

#4

i can try re exporting it with action. maybe that would work

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#5

Also see if the handle is still on the hand. It worked for me when the entire animation the handle was on the hand

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#6

it is on my hand but the issue still persists. also sorry for
late reply

#7

I think it happends because i use CFrame.Inverse() to set the welds position. is their another way to do this?

#8

and also, do you use CFrame.Inverse() to keep your motor6d positions?

#9

I didnt do that. All I did was that I got the animation I’d, then I played the animation when the mouse was clicked. I didnt use any cframes.
Edit:I cant show the code since I’m on mobile, I’ll send you the code a bit later.
Double edit: remember you have to motor 6d all the parts of the sword to your body attach part then motor 6d the body attach part to the humanoid root part.

#10

im sorry can you explain that last part a bit more? its not that its glitched, i just want to know a way to set a motor6D CFrame without using the inverse stuff. I understand why you dont use CFrames and thats because u did not animate the weapon itself but im having issues. i just want the Motor6D weld to retain the same position when welded without using CFrame.Inverse()

#11

Sorry if I’m being confusing. Here is a short tutorial video that’s on kinda how I animate tools.