In my game, a player can perfectly begin running and stop running by pausing in between switches, although if you are currently running and click ctrl it does infact slow the players speed down, but does not stop the animation of the running.
On line 89 is where I made it so that it would stop if the player did infact click the ctrl button while running, which it does slow down the speed as the function tells it to do, but it doesn’t stop the animation of the running.
Most likely do to the while loop in your script. When you stop the run animation the loop is still looping for one more time it notices the run animation isn’t playing and then plays it again
If you want to test if this is true just put a print after line 81.
To stop this you can either add a wait after disabling togglerun
local function stopRun()
toggleRun = false
delAttr("Moving")
task.Wait(0.05)
runAnim:Stop()
hum.WalkSpeed = 16
end
Or you can add in if statement to the line 81 which plays the animation
if toggleRun == true then
runAnim:Play()
end
Sorry for the late reply man, been busy with some stuff. The task.wait worked perfectly fine btw! thanks for the pointer! ill be sure to remember this whenever im doing something like this again 
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