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Playing 2 custom animations at once in custom player model?

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Sanisranis50 0
9 years ago

Just before start, I am using the Roblox animation script.

I've made my own custom player models that are fully animated (Jumping, Running, walking, crouching etc.) and when one animation is playing it works great, but when it comes to play 2 animations the older animation does not work at all, I did not make any mistakes like not naming last keyframe "End" or looping my animation. It should play 2 Animations at once, but for some reason it does not. So here's my question : Is this possible to play two or more custom animations at once in custom player model? And if yes, then can someone tell me how? (If there's need I will post my edited Roblox animation script)

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You may have already seen it, but here's another discussion about this: http://www.reddit.com/r/roblox/comments/1x1pgw/animation_question/ The third answer has some useful information. damagex443 325 — 9y

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Perci1 4988 Trusted Moderation Voter Community Moderator
9 years ago

You can disable certain body parts to not be affected by an animation. If you don't, even if you don't edit them in any way they will still behave as if they are animated. With certain body parts disabled, you can run another animation at the same time as another. However, the animation with the highest priority will override the other if the same parts are being animated.

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Ok, I checked some custom slash animations and these had legs disabled just like mine. In mine I were testing action priority movement priority and core priority. With movement priority and action priority older animation(for example walking) stopped until ending of newer animation(Slash) what could cause this? I even made today new player model, and same thing happens here even with unedited robl Sanisranis50 0 — 9y
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Just because the animation doesn't move the legs, doesn't mean that the legs are disabled. The legs are being animated, the animation just makes it so the legs don't actually move. Therefore any animation telling the legs to move will not work because the other animation is telling the legs NOT to move. To really be able to tell, create it yourself. Read the wiki on Animations.  Perci1 4988 — 9y
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