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How would I be able to detect if a players lower leg is moving?

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PandaKeai 10
2 years ago

I'm trying to make an ice trail that follows a player as they move, but below them. How would I be able to detect if a players lower leg is moving so that I could duplicate the trail as they move?

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Answered by
Meeptey2 51
2 years ago
Edited 2 years ago

Try this, keep in mind this applies to the whole player, and not just the leg.

if *HUMANOID*.MoveDirection ~= Vector3.zero then
    -- whatever
end
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"WalkDirection is not a valid member of Humanoid "Workspace.iiDevPanda.Humanoid", what's the issue here? PandaKeai 10 — 2y
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Oh, sorry! It's actually .MoveDirection. I made a mistake when posting my answer. Meeptey2 51 — 2y
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Answered by
FrogNinjaX 222 Moderation Voter
2 years ago

Check the 'AssemblyLinearVelocity' of one of the left leg's parts. Example:

local leftLeg = character:FindFirstChild("LeftLowerLeg")

if leftLeg.AssemblyLinerVelocity ~= Vector3.zero then
    print("left leg is moving")
end

Also might be worth having a threshold for miniscule movements such as an idle animation.

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This answers my question too! Thanks. PandaKeai 10 — 2y

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