How to make a player freeze into ice cube/block

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#1

I have tried doing this and it only worked with a union which I don’t like I want the player to freeze into a normal block

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#2

Make the player PlatformStand then put the icecube Part at the CFrame of the players HumanoidRootPart

#3

but won’t the player just glitch out? cause its cancollide

#4

Couldn’t you just set the HumanoidRootPart’s Anchored property to true instead? Why enable the PlatformStand State?

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#5

Then the player will still be able to rotate with shift lock, + it won’t put the player in the PlatformStand position.

Edit: I just tried it and you can rotate with PlatformStand enabled too rip

#6

I just tested it and the player goes through the floor

#7

So do both, Anchored and PlatformStand

#8

can i just do it without the platformstand?

#9

if you want to

The only reason I recommended PlatformStand is because it puts it in this position image

Instead of
image

#10

Is there a way to add ice that is attached to the part like on a house irl

#11

Just do something along the lines of this

local Duration = 5
local Target = --Character's HRP here
local IcePart = game.ReplicatedStorage.IcePart:Clone()

IcePart.Parent = workspace
IcePart.CFrame = Target.CFrame
Target.Anchored = true
wait(Duration)
Target.Anchored = false
IcePart:Destroy()

This is probably the most blandest code I’ve written

You could use Welds for that, attaching the Part0 & Part1 properties I believe

#12

if i use welds it positions the part inside the otherpart

#13

Maybe something like this?

local Part = script.Parent

Part.Touched:Connect(function(hit)
    if game:GetService("Players"):GetPlayerFromCharacter(hit.Parent) then
local Ice = Instance.new("Part")
local Attachment = Instance.new("WeldConstraint")
Ice.Position = hit.Parent.HumanoidRootPart.Position
Ice.BrickColor = "Color Of Ice"
Attachment.Part0 = Ice
Attachment.Part1 = hit.Parent.HumanoidRootPart
Ice.Parent = workspace
Attachment.Parent = Ice
    end
end)
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#14

weld constraints are better, also is there a way to pause all animations for the player to make it more realistic?

#15

You can do something like this to stop the animations in the character

if PlayerCharacter:FindFirstDescendants("Animation") then
   PlayerCharacter:FindFirstDescendants("Animation"):Stop()
end
#16

and how would i resume just :Play()

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#17

Because if they are in air, their animations will play, which is unwanted behavior,

#18

FindFirstDescendants is not a thing. If you want to find a descendant, use FindFirstChild and put true to the second (recursive) property of the function. If you want all descendants, use GetDescendants.