For some reason there is no default animation

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#32

Sometimes the character is stuck in idle and one time it was stuck on jumping

#33

That means a script of yours is interfering, something in starterplayer is messing your anims up, your humanoid is weird, or you have a bad animation script.

Because the last two are ruled out, please check for the first two.

#34

I copyed the animation script from another R6 game, so it should be fine, but maybe there is a script that is interfering

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#35

I think I figured out the solution to the problem. I need to somehow put the animation script into each player in the game. I put it in my character and it worked. @iGottic

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#36

Does anyone know how to do that?

#37

StarterCharacterScripts is supposed to do that. You could have a script that checks if a player character has been added to the Workspace and then have it place the LocalScript inside.

#38 
       '''
  if script.Parent == game.StarterPlayer.StarterCharacterScripts then
  game.StarterPlayer.StarterCharacterScripts.Animate.Parent = game.Players.LocalPlayer

end

                  '''\

Would this work?

#39

Why make the parent the LocalPlayer? Try my idea.

#40

Yeah I know, I’m trying to parent the script the to players. Never mind it doesnt work

#41

Any other ideas? (30 charsssss)

#42

I’m assuming this means your StarterCharacterScripts isn’t placing things into characters like it should be. Try this:

game.Workspace.ChildAdded:Connect(function(thing)
	if thing:FindFirstChild("Humanoid") then -- check if the new child is a player
		print("It is a player")
		local animate = game.StarterPlayer.StarterCharacterScripts.Animate:Clone()
		animate.Parent = thing
	else
		print("Not a player")
	end
end)
#43

Thank you so much! I really appreciate it!