It’s fine. what you want to do is find the position of the right hand. Make the x and z position a variable, and set the x and z of the item to the variable minus (or plus) a small number to make it look like he’s holding it instead of it clipping with the hand.
So how i getting the cord of the right hand is clicking play, activating the sit anim and once that happens i got into explorer and find my player and find the right and and copy the position it’s currently in?
If so these should be the cords of the right hand -91.428, 82.479, 33.413
I’m getting a bit frustrated right now. The y should probably stay the same, and test if either the x or z should be different. subtract the x/z of the phone’s coordinates from the hand OR vice-versa. then make it a variable (the variable should be the difference of the equation) now you want to do either this:
itemClone.Position = Vector3.new(righthandx* (the right hand's x position) + differencevariable, y position, righthandz* (the right hand's z position ) + differencevariable) -- the * means that it can be either one of the 2
or
itemClone.Position = Vector3.new(righthandx* (the right hand's x position) - differencevariable, y position, righthandz* (the right hand's z position ) - differencevariable) -- the * means that it can be either one of the 2
use the right hand position + variable if the item’s position you want is larger than the hand’s cords and the right hand cords - variable if the item’s position you want is smaller than the right hand cords.
NOTE: This only works if you set a primary part to the model.
Sorry to hear that man, yeah, i’ll try this, like i said i don’t know much in scripting besides making simple scripts and variables, i’ll be sure to credit you if it works or not, which i hope it does
I don’t know if you are still trying to do this, but I learned how to do it partially from this: How to animate Tool Parts (Guns, Knifes etc.)
To explain it in my own words, you essentially attach the object/objects you want to animate to a rig, and animate them as you would normally, then when you are setting up the player to animate, you create a new motor 6d object, and set its attachment0 to the player and its attachment one to the main part of the object (like the handle). If the object attached to the player in multiple places (like a pair of wings) you would potentially have to do this multiple times. I did this in a tool I made, and I will show you the part of my script that does that:
tool.Equipped:Connect(function()-- in your case, when the player sits down.
equipped = true
M6D = Instance.new(“Motor6D”)–creates the motor 6d object
M6D.Parent = script.Parent.Parent:FindFirstChild(“UpperTorso”)–places it inside players torso
M6D.Part0 = script.Parent.Parent:FindFirstChild(“UpperTorso”)–sets its part 0 to its parent
M6D.Part1 = handle–sets its part 1 to the handle of the tool (I defined this variable earlier
fallAnimation:Stop() --I defined my animations earlier in this script
IdleAnimation:Play()
end)
After the player gets up, you would simply destroy that motor 6d, This would happen every time they sat down, and every time they got up. The script I have showed here will not work for you because of the fact that it is a tool. In your situation it would be a bit more difficult, since you would have to have the object stored in something like “Replicated Storage”, make a clone of that object, parent that object to the player that is sitting down, and then create the motor6d that binds them together. I don’t know if you have experience creating rigs, but having knowledge about that sort of thing is essential here.
I found this post while looking for a way to animate players sitting in seats, so I am happy that we both seem to have the opposite problems. I don’t know if you have already solved this after all this time, or if you are even still working on this, but good luck.
I don’t know if you still need help with this, but I found an easy way to do this, just put the seat and the part you want to appear in one model, and then add a script that makes the part visible when the player is sitting. Probably not the best way and it might be complicated to match the part with the animation but yeah.