Animify - An easy to use animation gui

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Intro

Animify is a simple animation interface aimed to help games incorporate dances/poses with ease.
I originally made this for my game but decided to make this open-source.

Showcase

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Also, you can visit the preview place to try it out for yourself.

Instructions

To begin, get the model here.

  • Step 1: Insert Animify into your game and parent it to ReplicatedStorage
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  • Step 2: Move the AnimationGui instance to StarterGui
    Animation (0)

  • Step 3: Create a LocalScript under StarterPlayerScripts
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    Name it something you can remember as this will be the script you use to load Animify.

  • Step 4: Paste the following code into the script you just created:

local replicatedStorage = game:GetService("ReplicatedStorage")
local animify = require(replicatedStorage:WaitForChild("Animify"))

repeat task.wait() until game:IsLoaded() 

animify.refresh() -- loads animify

That’s all!

Adding/Removing Animations

Animify comes out of the box with 30 R15 animations, to add/remove your own animations there are two ways:

  • First way: Using the API (Recommended)
local animify = require(replicatedStorage:WaitForChild("Animify")

animify.addAnimation("ElectroSuffle", 2890712423) -- anim name, anim id

local animify = require(replicatedStorage:WaitForChild("Animify")

animify.removeAnimation("ElectroSuffle") -- anim name

Note: Removing an animation that does not exist will throw a warning
Note: Using the same name as another animation will throw a warning.
Note: It doesn’t matter if Animify is already loaded, you can add and remove an animation whenever you want.

  • Second way: Editing the module
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    Under Animify>External>list you can add your own IDs and remove the default ones.

Other Functions

animify.openGui()

Opens the animation frame (if you’d like to use a custom toggle button, this function is useful)

animify.closeGui()

Closes the animation frame.

animify.getGuiState()

Returns the state of the animation gui, true if visible and false if not.

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#2

In Animify’s description you never actually link the DevForum topic.

Other than that it looks like a nice resource.

Maybe provide a test place so we can test the built in animations without having to open Roblox Studio?

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#4

Actually you have miss in Functions.
getting state function is not
animify.getState()
it was
animify.getGuiState()
when i took a look

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