Hi everyone, today I wanted to make a door with IK animation of the player. This is the 2nd question on the dev forum today . Everything more or less works, but something weird is happening with the arms…It makes the animation look terrible. Help, please.
I need not bugged, smooth arm animation. (like door animation in emergency hamburg)
local part = script.Parent
-- Function to be called when a player touches the part
local function onTouch(hit)
local character = hit.Parent
local humanoid = character:FindFirstChildOfClass("Humanoid")
-- Check if the humanoid exists
if humanoid then
-- Create IKControl if it doesn't exist
local ikControl = humanoid:FindFirstChild("IKControl")
if not ikControl then
ikControl = Instance.new("IKControl")
ikControl.Parent = humanoid
ikControl.Type = Enum.IKControlType.Position
ikControl.EndEffector = character:FindFirstChild("LeftHand", true)
ikControl.ChainRoot = character:FindFirstChild("LeftUpperArm", true)
end
-- Set the IKControl target
ikControl.Enabled = true
ikControl.Target = workspace.Door.Base.Attachment
-- Wait for 1 second
wait(1)
-- Clear the IKControl target
ikControl.Enabled = false
ikControl.Target = nil
end
end
-- Connect the onTouch function to the Touched event of the part
part.Touched:Connect(onTouch)
There are two same scripts in 2 parts. It is server script.
Please tell me how to fix it or give me working script.
The only way you can do this without them looking too buggy is to set the ChainRoot to the UpperTorso and the EndEffector to the left upper or lower arm. Perhaps decrease the weight of the IKControl as well, maybe to 0.9 or lower and see what comes out of it
Oh you’re using IKControlType to position, didn’t notice that. In this case using the UpperTorso definitely won’t do it as you’d be trying to force its position to the door.
Perhaps try using LookAt instead of Position?
The problem seems to be from the touch event firing while the IKControl is still enabled.
Try replacing a part of your code with this:
if humanoid and not humanoid:GetAttribute("IKInProgrss") then
humanoid:SetAttribute("IKInProgrss", true)
-- Create IKControl if it doesn't exist
local ikControl = humanoid:FindFirstChild("IKControl")
if not ikControl then
ikControl = Instance.new("IKControl")
ikControl.Parent = humanoid
ikControl.Type = Enum.IKControlType.Position
ikControl.EndEffector = character:FindFirstChild("LeftHand", true)
ikControl.ChainRoot = character:FindFirstChild("LeftUpperArm", true)
end
-- Set the IKControl target
ikControl.Enabled = true
ikControl.Target = workspace.Door.Base.Attachment
-- Wait for 1 second
wait(1)
-- Clear the IKControl target
ikControl.Enabled = false
ikControl.Target = nil
humanoid:SetAttribute("IKInProgrss", false)
end
You could try making it so the IK also only works when you’re facing the door, via.
if Part.CFrame:toObjectSpace(Character.PrimaryPart.CFrame).Z < 0 then
print("Infront of me")
end
-- or
if Character.PrimaryPart.CFrame:toObjectSpace(Part.CFrame).Z < 0 then
print("Infront of me")
end
The second problem is that one stated above by @Mastercheterpoop basically how touch events work is they’ll keep firing over and over again if you dont have a debounce or something stopping it. This will start stack up and will spam it off and on over and over again.
-- Wait for 1 second
wait(1)
-- Clear the IKControl target
ikControl.Enabled = false
ikControl.Target = nil
Instead of using a attribute you can just check if the ikControl is enabled or not
if humanoid then
if humanoid:FindFirstChild("IKControl") and humanoid:FindFirstChild("IKControl").Enabled == true then return end
end
. Everything more or less works, but something weird is happening with the arms…It makes the animation look terrible. Help, please.