When type checking a Humanoid variable to Humanoid, it will improperly flag Humanoid:LoadAnimation() as deprecated and suggest that you change it to what it already is
Screenshot of the code without type checking to Humanoid:
Screenshot of the code with type checking to Humanoid:
Expected behavior
The warning for Humanoid:LoadAnimation() should not be appearing, and it should not appear as a warning in my Script Analysis window as a DeprecatedApi:
Humanoid:LoadAnimation() is deprecated, the recommended alternative is Animator:LoadAnimation(). I guess the warning just isn’t saying the “Animator” part.
This was deprecated, it isn’t a bug.
Instead, use:
local animationTrack = humanoid:LoadAnimation(animation)
animationTrack:Play()
It’s still telling me to use the exact same function that I am already using, the error is bugged
you’re supposed to use the Animator object to load animations
local Animator = Humanoid:FindFirstChildWhichIsA("Animator")
local AnimationTrack = Animator:LoadAnimation(Animation)
the warning is trying to show that you need to use the animator object’s LoadAnimation function but it fails to do so lol
Thank you for the report, we will fix the warning message to include the target class name (Animator).
This issue has been resolved .