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#33

You might as well just be using normal playtesting, because any code that runs will make actual changes to the game. That is practically impossible.

#34

Bought it and it’s really well made! Also when paired with Team Create Hats people can see where your camera is, so that’s kinda funny lol

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#35

Also another funny thing i found out you can do is that you can straight up resize yourself and the walkspeed, jumppower, and everything scales.
https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/1029817565544992788/1197282885644849224/qGFZd9l.mp4

#37

Adding onto this, when my character have layered clothing on it, it will wrongly wear itself and it will mess up the character on other clients in Team Create.

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#38

This is a really cool plugin! Unfortunately I am broke so I cannot buy it, but I will when I can!

#39

The plugin does not yet support collisions. This would be a massive undertaking, and I don’t think it is worth the hassle when it already exists in the normal testing mode.

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#40

I believe you can get a table of the player’s equipped emotes, can do that, make a radial menu show on c hold, mouse to select, release to then emote just as it does in the client.

#41

I will look into this, I think it has to do with the way I’m replicating body parts.

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#42

Is this safe to use? It asked permission to manage scripts in my game. (UPDATE: I’ve examined the code and it’s safe.)

#43

It is safe.

#44

actually such a fun plugin to use, but it would be so funny if it was running code and watching the whole game change

then again, if a script is buggy… uhhh

#45

I’m not sure if its a bug, but I cannot move, scale, or rotate anything.
link if mp4 didn’t work

#46

Nvm I solved the issue. Keep in mind I bought the plugin for the 300. All I had to add was
return Enum.ContextActionResult.Pass under line 44 and that fixed it. The ContextActionService was overwriting the Enum.UserInputType.MouseMovement

#47

It seems that a recent studio dragger update has caused this issue. Regardless, thanks for the fix! I have published the change now.

#48

Can you tell me, or at least give me an idea about how did you do this? I never made plugins so I don’t know what powers they have. I have needed this in making simulations lately, to be able to change values and make new instances, etc. Sadly, I don’t have the robux to buy the plugin so I would be grateful if you gave me an idea

#49

I would recommend adding this code after line 127:

self.AnimateScript = self.Model:FindFirstChild("Animate")
for _, p in pairs(self.Model:GetDescendants()) do
	if p:IsA("BaseScript") then
		p.Parent = nil
	end
end

Then replace every occurence of self.Model.Animate with self.AnimateScript.

This makes the plugin not request script injection, which may lead some people to believe that your plugin is a virus.

#50

W plugin, seems more or less useful for builders then for other developers. Should have a lot of uses though.

#51

Thank you sir, I have implemented this and made sure to also clean up any removed scripts.

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#52

for about a year now, I was thinking of getting this plugin, and I have to say this would make borings tasks so much more interactive!

#53

with the new StepPhysics API, i was able to add full collisions to this plugin! i cant release the code since it’s paid, but i totally hope the new API is used in the official release!

reference: New StepPhysics Plugin API

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