How do I put accesories (like helmets or webbings) on players depending on the team?

[asunoandkrito]

I’m making a WW2 game, but I don’t know how to put helmets and webbings on players on specific teams. I have a script that puts clothing on teams, but doesn’t have anyway to give them accessories.

[vastqud (vast)]

Attachments and the accessory system is a great way to do this. I use it in my game for custom accessories like backpacks and belts. Here’s a great starting place for this:

What's the most efficient way to attach model to player's hand/anything else

I call this one the no-code accessory method. It uses the underappreciated accessories and the amazing attachment setup already found in Humanoids. All you need to do is call AddAccessory on the knife after cloning it. As for welding, do it in Studio with WeldConstraints, don’t write code for it. There’s of course many ways to make pseudotools, as in attaching models to arms instead of using tools. I’m a big fan of it and do it a lot. I’ll just be showing you the easy and quick way without much…

Splitting up the accessories based on team is very easy, just detect what team the player is on and attach the correct corresponding accessory.

[asunoandkrito]

The post only put the sword only onto him. How do I make it so that everyone that joins the game spawns with the accessory?

[vastqud (vast)]

Attach it to each player as they join in a PlayerAdded connection, or attach it to each player in a CharacterAdded connection so that they get it every time they spawn.

[colbert2677 (ThisMangaOnHiatus)]

The whole post is meant to be sample code and to demonstrate that you can use accessories, which are severely underappreciated, for attaching items to players. It’s not meant to be a catch-all to explain how to fully use accessories. You can salvage this content for your own cases: I focused on the use of accessories for attaching things to a player’s hands without tools.

You will have to salvage this code and do a bit of your own research in order to better use the concepts put forth in that response for your own cases. In the case of making morphs for players, you can still use this post but it’ll majorly come down to your own work. The principles are:

• Weld everything to a root of sorts
• Make an attachment in your root that matches one in the character model
• Add the accessory

Similar post I’ve written in the past:

Uhh, some help needed on my Hanging knife thingy script

Rotate the attachment in the actual knife. You can test this out with animation dummies in Roblox Studio since attachments will update live there as well. To do this: Create an accessory and place your handle in there Place the hip attachment you’re going for in the knife Put the accessory in the Humanoid, the Humanoid should equip it automatically Reposition the accessory until you get something you like You can then either store the knife model in a storage service or use the position/orien…