Error - Cannot load the AnimationClipProvider service

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#85

Apologies if im about 2 years late, i had the same issue although all i had to do is add task.wait(2) above the animation line and it worked

#86

I decided to do a check on every service to test whether or not it’ll fail outside of Workspace.

[""] = "OK",
["AnalyticsService"] = "OK",
["AnimationClipProvider"] = "OK",
["AssetService"] = "OK",
["BadgeService"] = "OK",
["BrowserService"] = "OK",
["ChangeHistoryService"] = "OK",
["Chat"] = "OK",
["CollectionService"] = "OK",
["ContentProvider"] = "OK",
["ContextActionService"] = "OK",
["ControllerService"] = "OK",
["CookiesService"] = "OK",
["CoreGui"] = "OK",
["DataStoreService"] = "OK",
["Debris"] = "OK",
["DebuggerManager"] = "Only ScriptDebuggers can be children of DebuggerManager",
["DraftsService"] = "OK",
["DraggerService"] = "OK",
["FriendService"] = "OK",
["GamePassService"] = "OK",
["GamepadService"] = "OK",
["GeometryService"] = "OK",
["GroupService"] = "OK",
["GuiService"] = "OK",
["HSRDataContentProvider"] = "OK",
["HapticService"] = "OK",
["HeightmapImporterService"] = "OK",
["HttpRbxApiService"] = "OK",
["HttpService"] = "OK",
["InsertService"] = "OK",
["JointsService"] = "OK",
["KeyboardService"] = "OK",
["KeyframeSequenceProvider"] = "OK",
["LanguageService"] = "OK",
["Lighting"] = "OK",
["LocalizationService"] = "OK",
["LogService"] = "OK",
["LuaWebService"] = "OK",
["MarketplaceService"] = "OK",
["MaterialService"] = "OK",
["MemStorageService"] = "OK",
["MeshContentProvider"] = "OK",
["MouseService"] = "OK",
["NotificationService"] = "OK",
["PackageService"] = "OK",
["PathfindingService"] = "OK",
["PermissionsService"] = "OK",
["PhysicsService"] = "OK",
["PlacesService"] = "OK",
["Players"] = "OK",
["PluginDebugService"] = "Child of PluginDebugService must be a Plugin.",
["PluginGuiService"] = "OK",
["PluginManagementService"] = "OK",
["PointsService"] = "OK",
["PolicyService"] = "OK",
["ProcessInstancePhysicsService"] = "OK",
["ProximityPromptService"] = "OK",
["PublishService"] = "OK",
["RemoteDebuggerServer"] = "OK",
["ReplicatedFirst"] = "OK",
["ReplicatedStorage"] = "OK",
["RunService"] = "OK",
["ScriptContext"] = "OK",
["ScriptEditorService"] = "OK",
["ScriptService"] = "OK",
["Selection"] = "OK",
["SelectionHighlightManager"] = "OK",
["ServerScriptService"] = "OK",
["ServerStorage"] = "OK",
["ServiceVisibilityService"] = "OK",
["SharedTableRegistry"] = "OK",
["ShorelineUpgraderService"] = "OK",
["SolidModelContentProvider"] = "OK",
["SoundService"] = "OK",
["SpawnerService"] = "OK",
["StarterGui"] = "OK",
["StarterPack"] = "OK",
["StarterPlayer"] = "OK",
["Stats"] = "OK",
["StudioService"] = "OK",
["StylingService"] = "OK",
["TeamCreateService"] = "OK",
["Teams"] = "OK",
["TeleportService"] = "OK",
["TestService"] = "OK",
["TextBoxService"] = "OK",
["TextChatService"] = "OK",
["TextService"] = "OK",
["TimerService"] = "OK",
["TouchInputService"] = "OK",
["TweenService"] = "OK",
["UGCValidationService"] = "OK",
["UserInputService"] = "OK",
["VRService"] = "OK",
["VideoCaptureService"] = "OK",
["VirtualInputManager"] = "OK",
["Workspace"] = "OK"

This list is the same when I tested on the client. Before this result I accidentally printed one without the script setting the character to the service, so it was defaulted to nil. Turns out, if the rig you want to load an animation on isn’t a descendant of Game then there’s a good chance it’ll error as a result.

To solve your problem use this code instead.

for category,value in pairs(Animations) do
		if category == Subcategory then
			for name,ID in pairs(value) do
				local AnimID = string.gsub(ID["ID"], "%D", "")
				local button = ReplicatedStorage.Extras.AnimButton:Clone()
				button.Name = ID["Name"]
				local PreviewAnim = Instance.new("Animation")
				PreviewAnim.Name = ID["Name"]
				PreviewAnim.AnimationId = "rbxassetid://"..AnimID
				PreviewAnim.Parent = button
				button.Parent = script.Parent.ItemLayout -- This must go first.
				local Track = button.ViewportFrame.WorldModel.Dummy:WaitForChild("Humanoid"):LoadAnimation(PreviewAnim)
			end
		end
	end

If this somehow doesn’t work, insert a task.wait() just before the line defining Track.

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#87

Try wrapping it in a pcall and keep on running that pcall until it doesn’t error. Also put a wait in between, something like this:

local success, errormessage = nil, nil;
repeat
success, errormessage = pcall(function() 
   button.ViewportFrame.WorldModel.Dummy:WaitForChild("Humanoid"):LoadAnimation(PreviewAnim);
end);
task.wait();
until;
success and errormessage == nil
#88

this post was two years ago :sob: ngl I dont think they help anymore

I just realized- by saying this, I have started the thread again. How long will this go on??? My bad gang

#89

lol why do you keep necroposting

#90

mb gang i didnt realize this post was about to die again, i didnt read the date of the last message

icried