Fixing Animations

[officialnabalt (yourlocalbuddy)]

hello everyone,

i’m currently trying to make a kill system where it would play a finisher
there’s a killer and a survivor
however, is there a way to make the animation not move around the player and make them sit in place?

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[supergreendude14 (Green)]

Anchoring the humanoid root part of the player during the animation would keep the player still, hopefully this helps!

[Magus_ArtStudios]

I created a resource. That has some code you may be able to use to make the scale the cframe of the animation be 0,0,0 while maintaining the rotations.

Live Animation Creator Command Line Optimization Functions (Reduce Keyframes, Looping Forward Reverse, Position Correction)

So I have begun using the Live Animation Creator in the Animation editor. It’s great and all but there are some issues that I have created solutions for that I would like to share. Optimizing Keyframes You may notice sometimes the animations created by the live animation creator are jittery. This can be cause by too many keyframes and thus be solved by running this code in the command line replacing magusartstudios with the name of your animation directory! Make sure to make a copy of your an…

Basically, you get your anim saves, and scale the cframe position of the animations down to your desired point.

[officialnabalt (yourlocalbuddy)]

thank you very much
and also thank you to Magus for the source, i’ll check that out

[Magus_ArtStudios]

After looking at your video, I think the best way to do it would be to disable collisions with the player and the humanoid npcs.

local PhysicsService = game:GetService("PhysicsService")

-- Function to set the collision group for a BasePart and its descendants
local function SetCollisionGroupForDescendants(basePart, collisionGroupName)
	if basePart:IsA("BasePart") then
		basePart.CollisionGroup = collisionGroupName
		basePart.CollisionGroupId=1
		
	end
	for _, descendant in ipairs(basePart:GetDescendants()) do
		if descendant:IsA("BasePart") then
			--PhysicsService:SetPartCollisionGroup(descendant, collisionGroupName)
			
			descendant.CollisionGroup = collisionGroupName
			descendant.CollisionGroupId=1

		end
	end
end

-- Function to apply the collision group setting to an array of BaseParts
local function setcollissionsofdirectory2(array, collisionGroupName)
	for _, basePart in ipairs(array) do
		SetCollisionGroupForDescendants(basePart, collisionGroupName)
	end
end

-- Arrays of objects


-- Applying the same collision group "NoCollidePlayer" to all arrays

local PhysicsService = game:GetService("PhysicsService")
local collisionGroupName = "NoCollidePlayer"
local npcs = game.ServerStorage.NeutralNPCs:GetDescendants()
setcollissionsofdirectory2(npcs, collisionGroupName)
PhysicsService:CollisionGroupSetCollidable(collisionGroupName, collisionGroupName, false)
npcs = nil

Additionally, when tagging another rig if you want it to not affect the physics of the rig holding the other npc. You would make all the parts massless, Humanoid.AutoRotate=false and possibly even Humanoid.EvaluateStateMachine=false. doing that will allow you to hold another npc like a accessory when welded