Also make sure “RequirsHandle” is off, there should be no welds between Right Arm and the tool.
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Thank you soo much, was looking for this for ages, well not ages, but I pretty much needed it soo bad, since I would always move the whole arm when I needed the gun to move!
But the thing is that I am more of an builder guy, and don’t know how to script well, so that might stand in my way…
Also, will this work with swords too? What I mean is, my sword is just two parts, BladePart (with the sword mesh in it) and an Handle. Will it work the same way as the gun does?
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Yes it will, I’m also using this to animate a sword. Just be sure to rename ‘Handle’ to ‘BodyAttach’.
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There’s over 1 Motor6Ds is being attached to BodyAttach, check your Motor6Ds.
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Woah, I will try and remember this in case if I want to animate with tool parts.
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There’s probably something wrong with your code, please show me the code/output.
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OK, I should be able to show you step by step on how I did it with screen shots. Or the places where I messed up.
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I think that it’s HumanoidRootPart that you want instead of upper torso - HRP behaves like R6’s Torso part.
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I haven’t explore Moon Suite in detail so far - But I tried to follow the same steps with Moon Suite, I stopped at the animating part and it works fine, not sure does it work after it’s being exported.
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The animation is playing, but the tool isn’t playing it’s animations.
This is what it’s showing in the editor:
https://gyazo.com/4e4f375357dac282bee651dc24d67fb9
This is what it’s showing in game:
https://gyazo.com/1e41c30e571f955fb33f8149655af137
Here is the script that plays it:
script.Parent.Equipped:Connect(function()
attachEvent:FireServer(script.Parent:WaitForChild("48"), "Attach")
character = player.Character or player.CharacterAdded:Wait()
humanoid = character:WaitForChild("Humanoid")
if not idleAnim then
idleAnim = humanoid:LoadAnimation(script:WaitForChild("IdleAnimation"))
end
idleAnim.Looped = true
repeat wait() until character:WaitForChild("ToolGrip").Part1 ~= nil
idleAnim:Play()
end)
Yes, I know it’s welded to the hand, but I’m not the animator. The animator had welded it to the hand and I’m just doing the scripting.
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Make sure no weld is connected to anything? Mind screenshoting the explorer structure?
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Why there are dots in the script are those necessary?
Where does the server script go?
https://gyazo.com/5f8766a62a119663443e85d0565b56a0 All this unkown warnings. Dont I have to do something here?
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Please, the code above is for reference only. I gave the basic root and the structure of how it should works, but you have to define variables by yourself! Everyone has a different code.
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Here is the explorer
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You have the structure when it’s being equipped? Show as many descendants as you can.
By the way I do not recommend use welds.
Seems that you missed this step, it might not be the root cause of the problem that you’re having, but just a reminder.
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The M6D that connects the body and the tool has part0 as the hand and part1 as the handle.
I made all the welds into M6Ds
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Just a question. The gun has to already have a firing script to shoot and reload animations inside of it right?
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