How would I make a Walking effect for a Viewmodel?

[Logan52403 (Logan)]

Hello! I’m trying to seek help for making a walking effect for my Viewmodel. Please and thank you.

[sjr04 (uep)]

Writing an FPS framework (2020)

This is my first tutorial here! Point out any errors in the code, please. I might have missed something. 0. Quick info 0.1 I have made many past attempts at making pew pew guns on roblox in the past, and i thought i’d share some of the “basic” process for beginners here. Keep in mind none of this needs to be the way it is here, feel free to use your own methods. 0.2 This article covers the very basics on setting up a working gun, making it aim (and how to make it easy to add other thin…

Writing an FPS framework, part 2 (2020)

This is not in the 1st part thanks to the devforum having issues with longer posts. Firefox crashed twice at the end of the previous one. This part covers equipping, reloading, and firing the gun. It’s the last part. 1. Smooth value module I wrote it myself. It’s useful for making movement more smooth with less code. There are a bunch of functions once you create a smoothValue object, mostly :set() to set target, :get() to get it and:update() for the obvious updating. The module: (Prepared f…

A good series on this.

[Logan52403 (Logan)]

Thanks for this! I’ll have a look.

[xxIamInevitable (FARKS_GAMING)]

Since the bobble effect of that tutorial isn’t really as good, I just created my own:

if game.Players.LocalPlayers.Character.Humanoid.MoveDirection.Magnitude > 0 then --walking
    local t = tick();
    local bobbleX = math.cos(t * .4) * .008;
    local bobbleY = math.abs(math.sin(t * .8)) * .008;

    local bobble = CFrame.new(bobbleX, bobbleY, 0);
    finalOffset.Value *= bobble;
end

basically,
math.cos(t * speed) * intensity

now go get them buster