please help me

[cedar sapphire]

local function MatchArmsToPlayer(viewModel)
local humanoid = character:FindFirstChildOfClass("Humanoid")
if not humanoid then return end

local skinColor = humanoid:GetAppliedDescription().HeadColor
local shirt = character:FindFirstChild("Shirt")
local ViewModelShirt = viewModel:FindFirstChild("Shirt")

if viewModel:FindFirstChild("Right Arm") then
    viewModel["Right Arm"].Color = skinColor
    end
    
if viewModel:FindFirstChild("Left Arm") then
    viewModel["Left Arm"].Color = skinColor
end

if shirt and ViewModelShirt then
    ViewModelShirt.ShirtTemplate = shirt.ShirtTemplate
end

end

why doesn't my shirt template show the org shirt

[shut ember]

Hello there, what does the original shirt look like?

Maybe you are reffering to the shirt graphic instead?

[cedar sapphire]

this is the original

it only happends when i equip the gun that the shirt doesn't show

my viewmodels do have a shirt inside of them but i can't figure out the issue

[shut ember]

ohhh i see

[cedar sapphire]

are there any easy fix for that?

[shut ember]

yeah sure, what is the rig type of the model, and the character model?

they might be different

[cedar sapphire]

wdym you mean like r6 and those things or? iff you mean r6 then both are r6

[shut ember]

ohhh alright alright

[cedar sapphire]

the skin color is the thing thats working but not the shirt is kinda weird. Do you think its in the script i made?

[shut ember]

I dont think so, maybe the arms are too far from the torso Try testing without moving the arm first

[cedar sapphire]

nope still doesn't work.

[shut ember]

local function MatchArmsToPlayer(viewModel)
    local humanoid = character:FindFirstChildOfClass("Humanoid")
    local charShirt = character:FindFirstChildOfClass("Shirt")
    if not humanoid or not charShirt then return end

    local vmShirt = viewModel:FindFirstChildOfClass("Shirt") or Instance.new("Shirt", viewModel)
    vmShirt.ShirtTemplate = charShirt.ShirtTemplate

    if not viewModel:FindFirstChildOfClass("Humanoid") then
        local h = Instance.new("Humanoid", viewModel)
    end

    for _, name in pairs({"Left Arm", "Right Arm"}) do
        local arm = viewModel:FindFirstChild(name)
        if arm then
            arm.Parent = nil
            arm.Parent = viewModel
            
            if arm:IsA("MeshPart") then
                arm.TextureID = ""
            end
        end
    end
end

try this

this just test if the vm has a humanoid and essentially resets the arm of vm

[cedar sapphire]

alr

nope didn't work

[shut ember]

are there any errors?

[cedar sapphire]

nope it doesn't say anything

[shut ember]

dayum

are the arms a meshpart?

[cedar sapphire]

nope there are character parts

i took them form a rig

no wait they are a messh

[shut ember]

there you have it

[cedar sapphire]

so its the mesh parts fault?

[shut ember]

yup

[cedar sapphire]

ohh alr sorry for wasting your time

[shut ember]

no no, thats fine

[cedar sapphire]

brooo im so sorry

[shut ember]

thank you for trusting me

[shut ember]

nah nah all good

[cedar sapphire]

you was really good to talk too other people don't help me all the time i really appreciate that you are helping me thanks

[shut ember]

np np

thats great to know

[cedar sapphire]

perfect you said it bro i got it done now thank you

[ruby remnant]

try and add a part instance with the name head in there