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Does an NPC have to be unanchored to play an animation?
I'm trying to animate an NPC model that's using an R15 rig. I haven't had that much luck so far, but I was wondering if it matters if the model is anchored or not if you want to animate it.
Here's the script in case I need to make any changes if anchoring the model doesn't matter. It's a regular script inside of the model's humanoid, and an animation is inside the script.
1 | id = "rbxassetid://549955265" |
2 | Example = game.Workspace.ExampleCharacter |
3 | Animation = script:WaitForChild("Animation") |
4 | Animation.AnimationId = id |
5 | local animationTrack = Example.Humanoid:LoadAnimation(Animation) |
6 | animationTrack:Play() |
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I am not sure but I doubt it matter if the limbs are anchored. An animation is just a simple way to lerp cframing, and cframing works if anchored. cabbler 1942 — 8y
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Try animating an R6 rig, see if it works out. If it does and you applied to same methods, perhaps it's just with R15? I haven't tried animating R15 yet, so I don't know. Shawnyg 4330 — 8y
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I tried using an R6 rig as you said, however it didn't seem to change anything. i think there's something wrong with my script, but i don't know what. Stravan 18 — 8y
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If a limb is anchored it won't animate. If you don't want the NPC to move, just anchor it's HumanoidRootPart. AZDev 590 — 8y
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https://www.reddit.com/r/roblox/comments/2v4e3a/animation_help/ awfulszn 394 — 8y