How would I resize my character without having the limbs squashed together

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#1

Video: (bad quality, sorry about that)

Script that resizes me:

for _, Limb in pairs(Character:GetChildren()) do
     if Limb:IsA("BasePart") or Limb:IsA("Part") then
		 local Info = TweenInfo.new(0.5)
				
	     Ts:Create(Limb, Info, {Size = Limb.Size * 1.5}):Play()
	 end
end

So I’m making a werewolf tool where when you equip the tool and press Q you turn into a werewolf, meaning you grow in size and your skin turns brown. The problem I have is that when I resize the limbs like this they end up getting squashed together, as shown in the video. How would I resize my character while keeping the limbs the correct distance from each other?

Am I able to Increase and decrease each limb size separately?
#2

You would resize your character by using a :Connect and function. It will connect each humanoid parts by using the startercharacter contained with the tool.

#3

That isn’t the problem, the problem is that this way of resizing my character makes the limbs very squashed together, and I’m not sure how I can move them apart.

#4

I think theres a scale property built in to R15 characters, if you used that it would retain the cframe relationship of each limb and joint and you wouldnt have this problem
I found it in the humanoid

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#5

Oh wow, I didn’t think it would be that easy. I found the scale properties inside the humanoid description in the humanoid and just raised them.