And it’s applying the humanoid description changes, howevr the NPC isn’t getting any of the updates.
I can’t use Shirt or Pants objects, as using code to enter the ID in will not work. For example, this id 5560240163 being pasted into a ShirtObject.ShirtTemplate turns into http://www.roblox.com/asset/?id=5560240125 automatically for me, however, if I have code to this, it’ll just set the ShirtTemplate to be 5560240163 and won’t automatically update
I’m doing it via the server (I’d get an error if I did it from the client)
The description is 110% being applied, just the shirt/pants aren’t wanting to be created
local function SetupDummy(dummy, data)
local Humanoid = dummy:FindFirstChildWhichIsA("Humanoid")
if not Humanoid then return end
local HumanoidDescription = Humanoid.HumanoidDescription
for _, v in pairs(data:GetChildren()) do
if v:IsA("Folder") then
-- Hairs / Accessories
elseif v:IsA("StringValue") then
if v.Name == "BodyColor" then
local Color = BrickColor.new(v.Value).Color
if Color then
HumanoidDescription.HeadColor = Color
HumanoidDescription.LeftArmColor = Color
HumanoidDescription.LeftLegColor = Color
HumanoidDescription.RightArmColor = Color
HumanoidDescription.RightLegColor = Color
HumanoidDescription.TorsoColor = Color
end
elseif v.Name == "Face" then
elseif v.Name == "Shirt" then
HumanoidDescription.Shirt = v.Value
elseif v.Name == "Pants" then
HumanoidDescription.Pants = v.Value
end
else
-- Other
end
end
print("APPLYING") -- prints
-- Apply description
Humanoid:ApplyDescription(HumanoidDescription)
end
If you paste that into a players HumanoidDescription and go ApplyDescription then it will load that shirt onto the player. I know how HumanoidDescription works. My problem is why is this not working on NPC HumanoidDescriptions.
The Shirt and Pants property of HumanoidDescription take the ID from the URL on the site. Same goes for faces/accessories/everything else. NOT the ShirtTemplate ID
I found a solution. Not sure how this works, but here’s how I fixed it:
On line 5 of your code, you are using the HumanoidDescription already on the humanoid. I changed that line to use a new HumanoidDescription constructed with Instance.new(“HumanoidDescription”), which made the shirt appear on the character.
Not sure if this is what you want, but it works fine constructing it from scratch and not using an existing HumanoidDescription.
