How does Combat Warriors keep the players arms locked to the players camera

[yeaSimon (simonas)]

How does CW keep the players arms locked to the players camera? The arms are also animated so I don’t know how they did it.

[Soulx_xFlame (Mr Schnitzler)]

you can manipulate the motor6ds inside the torso that control the arms position and rotation and im pretty sure that already means if you play an animation it will still play

[Soulx_xFlame (Mr Schnitzler)]

however if they use viewmodels which is also very possible because the weapon also has animations then the viewmodel would have to have a humanoid and an animator inside of it i think i’ve never tried to animate viewmodels

[4vI7 (YourLocalSkid)]

using a view model

Types of rendering a ViewModel

This isn’t a tutorial on how to implement a ViewModel, it’s more like a topic that can help you design your FPS game better. Starting with poses If you played Arsenal or Phantom Forces you may have noticed the difference in their ViewModels, that being the way they are animated. Arsenal’s ViewModels use Roblox animations (probably animated in Blender), but what’s interesting here is that the developers posed the arms in an “Idle” state so that the animation can fully load without the arms …

[yeaSimon (simonas)]

Ah okay, thanks!

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