Make arms follow camera?

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#23

I’m pretty sure theres a tutorial you could find somewhere in youtube

Here’s what I do though:

  • Download Moon Animator (and make sure it’s the legitimate one)
  • Go the plugins section, and go to the Moon Animator plugins.
  • Click the Wrench icon or “Easy Weld”
  • Select “Parts”
  • First, select the humanoid root part first, then the arms. Make sure the HumanoidRootPart is the Base Part, and the arms are the Target Part.

Image from Gyazo

Image from Gyazo

#24

Note: Make sure you have “Animatable” on, and make sure to click Join in Place

#25

This works with r6 right? If it doesn’t I can switch but i prefer r6

#26

Yes, it also does work with R6.

#27

Okay I will start on it right now, thank you

#28

Okay so I did what you said, and the arms are stuck together and are joined into one arm because of the weld but I don’t know if that matters, and when I run it I still can’t see them and they also get deleted because they fall out of the world.

#29

Are you sure the base part of the Motor 6Ds is the HumanoidRootPart?

#30

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I believe so.

#31

Can you send me a video/gif of what happens?

#32

Nothing, I just go into the server view and can see the arms have fallen through the world, although that gives me the thought that I only see that because I am looking through the server and not the client.

#33

Okay I believe it works because I see the little blue outline on the camera when clicking on the arms, but they are both in the same spot on the players head.

#34

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#35

Yes it’s working, you can change the offset by replacing the old one with this:

render.RenderStepped:Connect(function()
	game.Workspace.Arms:SetPrimaryPartCFrame(game.Workspace.CurrentCamera.CFrame * CFrame.new(0, 1, 0)
end)
#36

Looks like they got rotated? It is hard to tell but they both have this positions.

#37

What positions? Can you send me an image?

#38

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Sorry I meant to send it.

#39

Weird, I’m really confused and I got class to attend. Sorry I can’t help you, but maybe these videos will:

#40

Okay, thank you. I will try those.

#41

Hey, so I tweaked it around and I can actually see the arms, they just aren’t in the right orientation. I used this code to try and get it working:

game.Workspace.Arms.PrimaryPart.Orientation = game.Workspace.CurrentCamera.CFrame.LookVector

It runs this every RenderStepped

The problem is, the arms go crazy and spin around.

#42

Okay I got it to look like this, I think I can make it work from here.

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