Welding to Skinned Meshes?

[KazabiteBoltiz]

1. What do you want to achieve?
   Skinned Viewmodels.

2. What is the issue?
   Instance Parts weld to the skinned Meshes, but they dont move along with it when viewmodel is animated.

3. What solutions have you thought of so far?
   Option 1 : I could use one rig for positioning the item which is supposed to be held, and the skinned viewmodel for show. However this would require animating twice, and we can’t be sure to match the positioning every time.
   Option 2 : I could make multiple viewmodels with each weapon. However as painful as it sounds, it’s worse when making updates and adding more items to the game

Anyone got any ideas as to how I could, say, weld stuff to a vertice in studio? I know vertice-manipulation isn’t supported by Roblox yet, but I’ve tried welding to a bone as I saw in one post. Didn’t work.

EDIT: nvm i found it. Thanks for whoever tried (if any)

[edduardo111 (Edd)]

Hello i am having tha same trouble, what was your solution?

[DoorTamer]

@KazabiteBoltiz

EDIT: nvm i found it

Please don’t do this lol, what’s the secret?

[KazabiteBoltiz]

y’all owe me credit wherever you’re asked this question now, deal?

It is possible to weld parts to bones?

It took me days and weeks to understand @Trialogical, but here’s what he meant: -Take Two Meshes (Let’s take Mesh1 as a viewmodel, and Mesh2 as a stick) -Note that both Meshes need atleast one bone, which means, the stick will have a bone in it (this can only be properly done in Blender through actually joining the armature to the stick mesh, because simply adding a bone to the stick in RBX Studio won’t work.) -Take the Stick’s bone (the one you just made in Blender and imported the whole mes…

[KazabiteBoltiz]

look above this post. your question is answered.

[KazabiteBoltiz]

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