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#107

I dont think that will change anything. Like nothing.

#108

the function returns the client controlling or true if its the server, i just make sure its true, and so that the ragdoll doesnt stutter, since it’s being controlled by the client. plus you havent even tried it

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#109

Yeah cause the script on the server is going to return true regardless. This doesn’t change anything, all you did was change some syntax.

#110

have you even tried the solution :V usually people try before they dismiss something

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#111

I am not new to coding, I have studied this specific script through and throughout. Stop.

#112

The reason the ragdoll stutters in the first place is because the client has control of it. Which is why doing the method I did ensures that the server has ownership of the ragdoll so that it remains smooth.

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#113

plus, that function won’t return true regardless. since if you still had the ragdoll client enabled, it’d return the player. you said you had studied the script through and throughout, but you don’t know what this function can return?

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#114

I got this weird issue where ragdolls just randomly stand up after someone leaves the game.

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#115

Humanoid State Types being wonky. You could add PlatformStanding as a ragdoll state and do Humanoid.PlatformStanding = true on the dead bodies

#116

Makes them spasm, even connecting statechanged doesn’t fix it.
I just anchor them now, works fine.

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#117

An issue I found, is that if you weld a player to another player who is ragdolled, both players will ragdoll, despite only one player having the Physics humanoid state.

#118

Also, if the non physics player jumps, the ragdolled player will get stuck into a kinda TPose but with their arms down, and won’t ragdoll. Attempting to disable the physics players constraints will kill him.

#119

I’ve also seen this strange issue, which occurs after a user exits the game.
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Unfortunately, I had the same spasm behaviour as @Nitefal while utilising PlatformStanding.
His approach of anchoring the character’s parts on the other hand works fantastically!
Here’s how to solve it: Alter the “characterRemoving” function under the “RagdollTestScript” and add the following code just before the clone is parented to workspace. (This method only works if you don’t need the characters physics anymore.)

function characterRemoving(character)
	--Above Code
	
	--Paste this before clone.Parent = workspace
	local parts = clone:GetDescendants()
	for i, part in pairs(parts) do
		if part:IsA("MeshPart") or part:IsA("Part") then
			part.Anchored = true
		end
	end
	
	clone.Parent = workspace
	
	--Below Code
end
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#121

For some reason in my game, when I press “R” to try and ragdoll myself it doesn’t work, but when i Press “K” for the death ragdoll to trigger it works?

#122

Is it possible to disable ragdolling when you press r?

#123

Did you put all scripts into the right place?

#124

The scripts seem to automatically be placed in where it’s to be placed, but it seems to work now, thanks for the reply

#125

Is there any documentation on how to get started with this module?

#126

Look into the scripts and delete the code that has something to do with UIS or UserInputService.

#127

I found this to be super beneficial for my upcoming project, thank you! I am however having an issue where the ragdolls start to stutter and spazz around. Any ideas?