Easily Animate Tool Handles (ROBLOX STUDIO)

In this video I show you how to animate tool handles in Roblox Studio using Motor6Ds, it's simpler than you might think!

[@NyxNyxie]

The only tutorial that shows how to do it without making it as complicated as humanly possible.

[@Quadiest-q3b]

I been wanting to learn this for a year now, now i finally found the right video that helps me, thank you.

[@Murphy_1324]

Underrated. deserves more recognitions!

[@hoplegends5852]

You should consider making a small game tutorial nothing crazy something relatively quick and easy

[@DrFerdy]

uppp

[@cristinagonzales8709]

Been needing this, thank you

[@fredzhang-d1c]

Thank you so much

[@YellowYarn]

This is really useful! Thanks

[@Peps_Mc]

wow it works!

[@ManlikeJet]

r15 dont work for me

[@repprH]

I'm a bit of a seasoned programmer, and I normally don't comment on anything: but thank you for showing how to rig the tool up to the character as well, as I was a bit stuck. No other tutorial showed specifically that, and I'm pretty tired.

[@sirshove9237]

can you also show tutorial on how to make an idle for tool? i mean once the animation is over it will stay on that pose

[@kaihookins3273]

just loop the animation

[@Scout-u5j]

Works!, thank you!

[@jazzywitemgemschan6421]

I have a question, how would I connect something to both arms? Would I do it by just doing the same thing I did for the right arm to the left arm?

[@SoyGatazo]

local character = script.Parent
local humanoid = character:WaitForChild("Humanoid")
local function childAdded(Object)
if object:Isa('Tool') then
local handle = object:FindFirstChild('Handle')
if handle then
local rightArm
if humanoid.RigType == Enum.HumanoidRigType.R6 then
rightArm = character:FindFirstChild('RightHand')
else
rightArm = character:FindFirstChild('Right Arm')
end
if rightArm then
local rightGrip = rightArm:FindFirstChild('RightGrip')
if rightGrip then
rightGrip.Enabled = false
local motor = Instance.new('Motor6D')
motor.Part0 = rightArm
motor.Part1 = handle
motor.C0 = CFrame.new(0,-rightArm.size.Y/2,0)*CFrame.Angles(-math.pi/2,0,0)
motor.C1 = object.Grip
motor.Name = 'ToolGrip'
motor.Parent = rightArm
repeat
rightGrip.AncestryChanged:Wait()
until rightGrip ˜= rightArm
motor:Destroy()
end
end
end
end
end
character.ChildAdded:Connect(childAdded)
---------The script----------

[@THJerry]

thanks

[@pixleartyoutube4795]

Thank you

[@BeeBuzzyGaming]

how do like a idle while holding a sword

[@LimonatedGuy]

script.Parent.Activated:Connect(function()
local a = script.Parent.Parent.Humanoid.Animator:LoadAnimation(script.Parent:WaitForChild("Animation"))
a.Priority = Enum.AnimationPriority.Action4
a:Play()
End)

[@devin9619]

Also do you know why C0 is set to that? I checked the documentation but couldn't understand why C0 for the motor is at the palm of the hand

[@pat1509]

Could you also make a tutorial on how to change the hand/hands position alongside the tool?

[@youteyoute4163]

add plugins tool grip editor

[@sahal6723]

How to like, animate not only the handle but other parts of the tool? Kinda like The Mimic lantern

[@ShaboNeeno]

Add more Motor6Ds but inside of the handle instead, the animator will recognize it if you do it correctly.

[@sahal6723]

I dont get it, a tutorial or a detailed guide in the comments would be nice 💀 kinda like The Mimic where when you equip the item it keeps moving forever, like you dont have to click for it to animate, the animation keeps looping until you unequip it.

[@ARJKGHYYTRHDDGHFytuk]

Thanks

[@youteyoute4163]

when I change scripts and I create a system to save the animation it triggers when I press e but it no longer works

[@devin9619]

is there a sepcific reason why the motor6d's parent is the right arm? Or does that make it easier to find?

[@paifu.]

It's so the tool follows the right arm.

[@paifu.]

2:32 Scripting

[@TheRealMightySus]

First also i was watching 6 seconds ago

[@Site-42_com]

This type of comment ruin the whole comment section