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How do I make it so that the moving-while-crouching-animation plays only if you move?

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xxIamInevitable 2
4 years ago

Basically, I've made it so that if you hold LCtrl (using UIS) it lets you crouch, but the problem is, the moving-while-crouching-animation plays even when you're not moving. I've made use of GetState() but it doesn't seem to work. Here's the block of code.

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01-------------------------
02----VARIABLES----
03-------------------------
04local UIS = game:GetService("UserInputService")
05local player = game.Player.LocalPlayer
06local character = player.Character
07local humanoid = character:WaitForChild("Humanoid")
08crouched = false
09moving = false
10 
11--------------------------
12----ANIMATIONS----
13--------------------------
14local crouchedanim = Instance.new("Animation")
15crouchedanim.Parent = character
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ignore the fact that there are no ends or spacing, i just typed it up here cause i have no time to open roblox studio (and i am 100% sure that that's the exact code)

Basically, the problem here is that the moving-while-crouched animation still plays even when the player is not running. How do I fix this, how do I make it work?

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the ends would help a little Leamir 3138 — 4y

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Answered by
AnasBahauddin1978 715 Moderation Voter
4 years ago
Edited 4 years ago

theres an event called humanoid.Running which runs when the player is running, you can use the first parameter which is speed, if the speed is 0, that means player is standing still, so try replacing the stateChanged event with running event

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1humanoid.Running:Connect(function(speed)
2    if speed > 0 then
3        -- Running
4        moving = true
5    else
6        -- Stopped
7        moving = false
8    end
9end)

you are also missing a lot of ends

Edit:

you didn't stop the other anim

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01UIS.InputBegan:Connect(function(key)
02    if key.KeyCode == Enum.KeyCode.LeftControl then
03        crouched = true
04        if moving then
05            crouchedtrack:Stop()
06            crouchmoving:Play()
07        else
08            crouchedtrack:Play()
09            crouchmoving:Stop()
10        end
11    end
12end
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another thing, basically i scripted it so that you could aim in with a tool with a model gun that i modeled myself through blender, i also made a tween animation so that the field of view is lowered, but how do you lower the sensitivity? i tried mousedeltasensitvity, but how do you return it to its previous properties when the user stops rightclicking or aiming in? xxIamInevitable 2 — 4y
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also, when i don't move before i crouch, and i try to move, the idle crouch still plays. same thing goes for if i was walking and crouched xxIamInevitable 2 — 4y
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that is in your own script, when you play the animation, like run, you don't stop the idle and in the idle, you dont stop the run anim AnasBahauddin1978 715 — 4y
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does not work xxIamInevitable 2 — 4y
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