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Help of how I play a sound when animation plays?

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I have an animation that plays when I hold it. (Eating Animation)

And basically I just want to know how to add a "Sound" to it when the animation plays. So like a sipping sound when they drink. Here's the animation: Below

GelatoCup = script.Parent player = game.Players.LocalPlayer.Character Humanoid = player.Humanoid

GelatoCup.Equipped:connect(function(mouse) mouse.Button1Down:connect(function() local animation = Instance.new("Animation") animation.Parent = player animation.AnimationId = "http://www.roblox.com/Asset?ID=633296568" local animTrack = Humanoid:LoadAnimation(animation) animTrack:Play() end) end)

Anonymous

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Sorry... I don't know why it didn't make my script into a code block

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Really simple. Just play a sound after you play the animation.

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Well. I can show you how I play sounds in my scripts. I'm guessing that GelatoCup is a tool, right? I'd insert a sound into gelatin cup, right after the animation, put this:

 local a = Instance.new("Sound")
           a.SoundId = "http://www.roblox.com/asset/?id=PUTSOUNDIDHERE" -- put the sound id at the end of the URL
           a.Parent = x -- assuming that x is the GelatoCup, you can change x to whatever you want
           a.Volume = 2 -- what ever volume you want
           a:play()
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Will this make it play when I click it the same time the animation play? Then it won't play the sound when I unequip it?

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Nvm. What is the script to stop? a:stop() ?

Anonymous#
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WAIT. Nevermind. Thanks! This script worked! You're a life save

Anonymous#
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oh sorry. I forgot about this question, my bad :P. You only need to use stop() when the sound is looped, so if it was a.Looped = true, then you could add a wait() then a:stop(). Or something like that. Also, I have to mention that you need to put the code I sent you in the same function as the MouseDown Function, or make another function for it. Sorry about that again, but I'm glad that it worked

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