Now, the first time I saw this I kind of understood the reasoning, my animation was a bit fast, but when I slowed it down, I still got this error. I did a control test to see if I was crazy by slowing down my animation to the point where it all moved very slowly (My animation looped in about 1 second, and I stretched it across 4), it still gave me the error.
I was SURE that it had not moved more than one stud in a frame. Please help me understand what is causing this and how to fix.
Crazy that Roblox doesn’t offer a feature to see if your emote can be published until you actually go and try to publish it. Would save so much time if Roblox warned you every time a keyframe features an animation that “moves more than 1 studs between frames.”
i made spoken for and now i cant upload it this is soul crushing man
no like genuinely im SO mad, how could it hurt to have literally just arms and one leg move slightly too fast? the torso doesnt even move…
if they just removed the restriction and just had proper moderation… it really doesnt take much to get rid of abusive emotes…
