[Updated] Perfect R6 Ragdoll - Easiest Ragdoll System for R6 Avatars

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#64

flopping all over the place - Clipped with Medal.tv Here it is fully added into my game if you’re curious. Later I’m going to add ragdolling if you hit the ground while in the middle of a trick

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#65

Looks awesome! Can’t wait to see what your game turns into :smile:

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#66

Thank you!

Character minimum

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#67

flop rush cyberfunk - Clipped with Medal.tv Here it is, fully added! Doing a trick and then hitting the ground makes you flop/ragdoll. You can also hit P to ragdoll by yourself.

#68

It’s not like your losing like 95% game performance, your only just loosing like 0.01%.

#69

anybody noticed that resetting makes your character look kinda laggy?

example (reset compared to ragdoll)

#70

Yea I noticed this too but it probably has something to do with Roblox and not the script.

#71

Set the character’s parts network owner to the player when they die

#72

do you mean ALL of the parts or the HumanoidRootPart?

#73

All the parts

character limit character limit

#74

The ragdolling appears to be working, however it is nothing like what you showcased in the videos.


Is this an issue with collision or what?

#76

Are you changing the state of the humanoid in any way?

#77

Hey im having trouble with the Ragdoll,
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When im knocking the dummy back and ragdolling it, it stays in the air for like 2 seconds then goes down, any solutions?.. Im not changing the humanoidstatetypes and Im using the npc version ( i didnt alter the script )

#78

From any other scripts? I have not. I don’t change the humanoid state from any other scripts.

#79

For anyone having problems with the NPC version of the script in 2024, I did 2 things and it works great for me now!

  1. In the function replaceJoints(), change this:
for _, motor: Motor6D in pairs(Character:GetDescendants()) do

to this:

for _, motor in ipairs(Torso:GetChildren()) do

For some reason it was only finding the RootJoint motor6D for me! This fixes that.

  1. In the function Ragdoll(value: boolean), change the Enum.HumanoidStateType.Ragdoll to Enum.HumanoidStateType.FallingDown, like this:
function Ragdoll(value: boolean)
	if value then
		Humanoid:ChangeState(Enum.HumanoidStateType.FallingDown)
		Humanoid:SetStateEnabled(Enum.HumanoidStateType.GettingUp, false)
		replaceJoints()
		push()
	else
		resetJoints()
		Humanoid:ChangeState(Enum.HumanoidStateType.GettingUp)
	end
end

Enum.HumanoidStateType.Ragdoll is deprecated now, and FallingDown works more consistently. Since it force disables the GettingUp state type, this makes NPCs fall down more consistently.
Hope this helps!

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Smooth/seamless Ragdoll knockback
#80

omg thank you sooo much!! I was having the same problem.

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#81

Awesome fix! I’ll update the NPC version with this change.

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#82

For some reason the ragdoll quite weird for me :
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Don’t know what could be causing this, all I did was convert the code to a module script.

#83

anybody found a fix for this yet?

#84

just set the network owner of all the bodyparts to the player when the character dies. Maybe that will fix it.

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