There are two separate tables for animations, R6_animNames and R15_animNames. This is a module which holds animations (similar to the animNames variable in the Animate LocalScript). This is the reason why I made this module.Ĭompatible with both R6 and R15, so you don’t have to worry about separate scripts with R15. If you were to do complex tasks, you would definitely need a module for this, especially when you need to follow DRY ( Don’t Repeat Yourself). You would need to copy and paste the LocalScript to handle animations, especially changing them.
(adding onto 1) You can communicate with this since it is a ModuleScript, unlike the LocalScript. This is a ModuleScript, and it does not work with values that hold animations, but with another module (except for the ScaleDampeningPercent). This module is much better than the Animate LocalScript because: Why This Module is Better Than Animate LocalScript This is a module which has all the functions in the animation LocalScript. It has a module for AnimateValues instead of StringValues with Animations in it. The Animate Module makes everything easier. How would you do it? Here comes the Animate Module! Animate Module The Animate LocalScript is limited, but why? Let’s say you wanted to update animations, but you wanted to change the animation or you wanted to stop all playing animations.
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