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How could I stop an animation from another script?
I understand the use of the _G variable but it doesn't work because this animation is in a function. Are there any way I can solve it? Here is some code.
_G.KillAnim = plrs.Character:WaitForChild("Humanoid"):LoadAnimation(script.KillDragging)
_G.SurvAnim = char:WaitForChild("Humanoid"):LoadAnimation(script.Dragging2)
_G.KillAnim:Play()
_G.SurvAnim:Play()
The thing with that is, it wouldn't let me get the variable from a different script because it was inside of a scope, any ideas on how I could solve it?
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You can use GetPlayingAnimationTracks on the Humanoid to stop the animation.
for i,v in pairs(humanoid:GetPlayingAnimationTracks()) do
if v.Name == "Animation name here" then
v:Stop()
end
end
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Don't use global variables. It's really not a good idea when it comes to animations, unless you know 100% what you're doing. Use a RemoteEvent. You can find tons of tutorials for this on YouTube.
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Well wouldn't I have to go into another scope just to retrieve that data? Well I guess I could send the needed stuff to every script that would have to stop the animation right? But how would I stop said animation from a different script without accessing the variable I used to play the animation? xXLegendarySoldierXx 129 — 8y