I'm loading all animations on the client since it works well to cause no delay when you play, but theres a small issue where animation.Stopped:Wait() will always be slightly delayed on the server when played for the first time.
Should I be loading the animations on the server as well as the client? I don't see how using animation.Stopped:Wait() could be secure on the client when I'm using it for stuff like combat abilities. The only other seemingly plausible solution to me would be to use a different method than Stopped:Wait()
#Loading animations, client or server?
lavish geyser
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upper gorge
I'm loading all animations on the client since it works well to cause no delay w...
could you atleast try to preload your animations so theres less delay
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upper gorge
also you could technically try to use hitmarkersignals connections instead of animation stopped wait
to get a better control
or check for the AnimationTrack.IsPlaying property
those work very well for me
lavish geyser
could you atleast try to preload your animations so theres less delay
i do preload, but even if u preload in a local script, animation.stopped is still delayed
lavish geyser
did u try my alternatives?
yeah its still delayed sadly, not sure if any type of alternatives work or if theres a completely different thing needed to be done to fix the delay on the first run
every consecutive play of the animation is fine tho
upper gorge
yeah its still delayed sadly, not sure if any type of alternatives work or if th...
may i ask how u preload ur anims?
do you use ContentProvider?
lavish geyser
but once again im not sure if its doing this because its cuz its done on the client
which is why i was thinking id have to load it on the server too?
upper gorge
you could try that
since client produces the latency
i would assume
so in the side of ur server load anims there
dusk glacier
Just pre fire the delay with animation track.time position or something