Is this possible with a local script? Basically loading an entire scene only for the client so no one else in the server sees it. Idk if there might be a better way at achieving this let me know.
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You can use local scripts to create cutscenes, or you could make use of remote events to fire the event to the client. I’m bad at explaining these things, sorry. 
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I believe you could do that since forever, most of the functions, for instance,
LoadAnimation() on a NPC that you loaded via the Toolbox should work, on the local summon, you still have a intact Humanoid ready to be used.
I have cutscene animations and several camera plans solely based on localscripts, no issue mentionned about animations not loading for 500,000 users.
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Awesome that’s what I figured. In the past I believe people would load humanoids and everything into the local Camera. Now that we have FilteringEnabled I believe I could load it into workspace with a local script and be fine right?
ooh yea animations was fairly rare, so i don’t quite remember how it used to be,
Animation is a “instance”, and you only need to select that instance that contains the AnimationId
and choose which Humanoid holds it
example = Humanoid:LoadAnimation(script.Parent.AnAnimation)
example:Play()
source : LoadAnimation
and you can use the variable “example” to use existing controls to toggle the animation, listed here :
info : AnimationTrack
:Play(), :Stop() and AdjustSpeed is all you need to get started.
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