Create your own vibe game! (Custom animations, quick and easy!)

Hello developers!

I’ve created this vibe animations script for anyone looking to make their own vibe game, it’s a pretty simple script that might help some people :slight_smile:!
(this is my first time open sourcing a script, so I am still learning :smile:)

If you don’t know what vibe games are, here’s some good ones:
Vibe Park (my game LOL)
Vibe Room
Vibe Station

Model Link

https://www.roblox.com/library/6238283792/Vibe-Animations

Get Started

1: Move the "VibeAnimations" local script to StarterPlayerScripts under StarterPlayer

2: Delete the README, it just redirects to this post if someone doesn’t know how to set it up
3: Export the included test animation “SadSit” if you would like to use it for testing
4: Delete the folder lastly

How To Use

1: Make a seat part

2: Make a animation instance under the seat part, you can name it what ever you would like to name it
3: Set the animation id
4: You can edit the options for each animation by creating string values under the animation instance (Speed & FadeTime)
5: You’re done, now when a player sits on the seat the custom animation will play, and obviously you can have as many seat parts as you want to with custom animations!

Showcase

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(Optional) Changing the default animation (the animation that'll be played when no animation instance is found inside the seat part), you can do so by:

1: Create a animation instance under the "VibeAnimations" local script

2: Name it “DefaultAnimation”
3: Set the AnimationId to whatever you would like it to be!

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Added a option to overlap custom animations over the default sitting one, I have seen multiple popular vibe games doing this so I decided to add it!

Here’s how to enable it:

  • Get the updated model
  • Make a bool value named “OverlapDefaultAnimation” in the VibeAnimations script
  • Set the bool value to true and you’re done!
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Thanks, very helpful!!! Also, same avatars haha

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