Look at the new edit I made, and this time forget about platformstanding. 
Well, not exactly, there are ways to have the character not go back to the start position once the animation is done
but you can use velocity and body movers to achieve this( but its not as accurate and “concise” )
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This definitely dashes, but it goes back to my original issue, which is that players move farther in the air than on ground because of the friction. Check the GIF below to see what I mean.
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Personally, I would use bodyVelocity but since it isn’t suitable for your case, have you considered manually changing their CFrame via tweenService?
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I haven’t tried it with TweenService, but I have done it with a CFrame for loop. If I use TweenService, would I be able to keep it only on the Z and X axis, so that the player can move with gravity while dashing?
The friction of the part is slowing the player down. You can try removing the friction of the part beneath the player locally.
But with an AnimationTrack, the HumanoidRootPart does not follow where the animation goes. For example, my camera wouldn’t move with the player, and if I used mouselock I could change the dash’s direction midway, which is pretty weird.
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Why not lock a part relative to the player that serves as the endPoint for the tween. That way you can dictate what direction the player goes
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The tween will not account for gravity, but most dashes in games don’t anyway.
If I remove the friction, wouldn’t it just slide for a really long time? Haven’t tested but that’s what I expect to happen.
I have heard that using BodyPosition, not Velocity, is effective for this kind of stuff. Haven’t tried it myself though.
You can set the friction back once the dash is over.
I recommend @Ukendio 's dash method with the tweening, and the locked part to the player to determine where to send them!
Edit: though I must say it will move for a certain distance until it falls out of the air.
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Hmm… I don’t want the dash to ignore gravity completely. I think what I need is a BodyPosition mover that ignores the Y axis, would this be possible? I know the type of dash I’m looking for is possible, as I’ve seen it in games before.
can you give an example, please? (of what type of dash you are looking for)
Yes, BodyPosition can be used on just the X and Z axis by setting MaxForce on the Y axis to 0.
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Rogue Lineage’s dashing. I can quickly join the game and grab a gif if you haven’t played it.
Ok, I’ll try this next and see what happens.
I’ve looked it up, and it seems like most of the animations, including the dashing, is done using a combination of joint manipulation and animations and some body movers.
i think the dash in that game is using an animation initially then it switchs over to a body mover or cframe (not sure which).
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I should’ve been using BodyPosition from the beginning. It works amazingly for my situation. I just have to finish tweaking it a little with an animation and I’ll have my dash.
Thanks for all the help guys!
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You said you wanted to replicate Rogue Lineage dashing. When you forward dash in RL, you always move in the direction the player is facing. Were you able to replicate this with the BodyPosition?