Hello, I have a script that animates the character when a tool is equipped. The issue is that the idle animation overrides the walking animation. (Please don’t suggest not animating the legs, I need a custom stance) I tried using Heartbeat, but the walking animation looks weird with it (like it’s not fully playing roblox walking animation). Do you have any ideas on how I can fix this?
if its the basic holding animation (right arm out), you have to remove the line in the base animate script (the one you get in your character on spawn) that plays the tool animation. specifically at line 415:
function animateTool() -- just remove this whole function
if (toolAnim == "None") then
playToolAnimation("toolnone", toolTransitionTime, Humanoid, Enum.AnimationPriority.Idle)
return
end
if (toolAnim == "Slash") then
playToolAnimation("toolslash", 0, Humanoid, Enum.AnimationPriority.Action)
return
end
if (toolAnim == "Lunge") then
playToolAnimation("toollunge", 0, Humanoid, Enum.AnimationPriority.Action)
return
end
end
then remove its reference at line 481
function move(time)
local amplitude = 1
local frequency = 1
local deltaTime = time - lastTick
lastTick = time
local climbFudge = 0
local setAngles = false
if (jumpAnimTime > 0) then
jumpAnimTime = jumpAnimTime - deltaTime
end
if (pose == "FreeFall" and jumpAnimTime <= 0) then
playAnimation("fall", fallTransitionTime, Humanoid)
elseif (pose == "Seated") then
playAnimation("sit", 0.5, Humanoid)
return
elseif (pose == "Running") then
playAnimation("walk", 0.1, Humanoid)
elseif (pose == "Dead" or pose == "GettingUp" or pose == "FallingDown" or pose == "Seated" or pose == "PlatformStanding") then
-- print("Wha " .. pose)
stopAllAnimations()
amplitude = 0.1
frequency = 1
setAngles = true
end
if (setAngles) then
local desiredAngle = amplitude * math.sin(time * frequency)
RightShoulder:SetDesiredAngle(desiredAngle + climbFudge)
LeftShoulder:SetDesiredAngle(desiredAngle - climbFudge)
RightHip:SetDesiredAngle(-desiredAngle)
LeftHip:SetDesiredAngle(-desiredAngle)
end
-- Tool Animation handling
local tool = getTool()
if tool and tool:FindFirstChild("Handle") then
local animStringValueObject = getToolAnim(tool)
if animStringValueObject then
toolAnim = animStringValueObject.Value
-- message recieved, delete StringValue
animStringValueObject.Parent = nil
toolAnimTime = time + .3
end
if time > toolAnimTime then
toolAnimTime = 0
toolAnim = "None"
end
animateTool()
and if you don’t want to go through this hassle, set the tool’s RequiresHandle property to false