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How do you put an Animation in a Humanoid Model?

I was wondering, how to put an animation into a humanoid model so that when you play the game, the animation plays.

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This would utilize the the Load Animation function contained within every humanoid. This requires you to do two things.

1.) Create an animation object inside the target model 2.) Create an animation track that loads and controls when the animation is played, stopped, etc.

You can leave the animation object inside the humanoid of the dummy, or alternatively you can modify the script to create one and parent it.

the following script should help you out.

local Dummy = game.Workspace:FindFirstChild("Dummy") -- Locate dummy
local Animation = Dummy.Humanoid:FindFirstChildOfClass("Animation") --Locate animation
local AnimTrack = Dummy.Humanoid:LoadAnimation(Animation) -- Loads the animation

	wait()
	AnimTrack:Play()  -- Plays the animation when the script is run

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