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Welcome back.

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In this lecture we're going to be implementing the animations we've just created into our guns.

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So when we equip our gun we'll play the equip animation.

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When we shoot our gun we play the shoot animation.

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And when we reload we play the reload animation.

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So let's get started.

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You're most likely going to be using the animation rig that I've attached in the last lecture for your

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gun animations, but if you've created your own gun animations, then that's great too.

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Just make sure to open up your animation editor, select the rig and just go through and make sure you

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have all of the different animations for our pistol, our shotguns, our rifle, and our SMG.

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Make sure you have all of those animations uploaded.

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Then you can go into the module scripts for each one of your guns, and you make sure to update the

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animations with the corresponding IDs with the ones you've just uploaded.

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So for example, if I go to my toolbox and I go to my animations, I can go ahead and search for example

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for my shotgun and I've uploaded my shotgun animations, and then I've just copied the IDs and pasted

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them into the modules for my shotguns.

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I updated them right there, so make sure you have updated every single properties module script in

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your guns to match the animations that you've uploaded.

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Now we can go back into the local script that we've been editing so far.

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I'll open it up and in order to load animations onto our player's character, we of course need to get

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the character, the humanoid, and the animator inside of our humanoid.

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So I'll create a variable for my character that's going to be equal to my player dot character or player

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dot character added.

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We'll wait for that event to fire just in case we'll get the humanoid.

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So that's character.

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Wait for child humanoid.

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And then we can go ahead and get the animator.

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So humanoid.

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Wait for child animator.

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Then we can go ahead and create a new function to create animation tracks.

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So we'll call it Create Animation Track.

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Again, we'll get past an animation ID and we'll simply create a new animation instance.

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Set the animation ID equal to this anim id, and then we can go ahead and return from our animator.

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And we're going to load this animation.

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So then right here we can go ahead and create three variables one for our ship, one for our shoot and

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one for our reload animation.

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So we'll have the equip track that's going to be equal to create animation track.

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And we're going to pass properties dot animations dot equip.

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We can go ahead and get our shoot track.

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And we'll just copy this here, paste that there, and then get the shoe animation.

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And last but not least we'll copy this, paste that there.

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And this one's going to be for our load track.

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And we'll get the reload animation.

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Now we can go ahead and go to our equip event.

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And when we equip the gun, we want to play our equip animation.

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So equip track play.

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When we shoot our gun we want to play the shoot animation.

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So after we do all the calculations for the gun at the end here in my shoot function, we can play the

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shoot track.

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And then for the reload function, what we want to do is we want to replace this yield statement here

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with our animation.

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So we're going to refer to our reload track, play this track.

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And then we want to adjust the speed of this reload track to match inside of our properties the reload

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duration that we've set here.

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So reload track adjust speed.

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And it's going to be one divided by our properties dot reload duration.

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Then we can go ahead and wait for I believe, the ended event.

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For this animation track, and we can go ahead and get rid of this yield statement.

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And then once the animation track is finished playing, then we can go ahead and reload our gun.

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And now what we want to go ahead and do is we want to check.

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Or when we unequip our gun, we want to go ahead and stop playing all of the animations.

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So if we were in the middle of a reload animation and we unequip the gun, we want to stop playing the

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reload animation.

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We want to stop playing the equip animation, and we want to stop playing the shoot animation.

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So that's very easy.

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We'll just refer to our shoot track and stop it.

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We'll refer to our reload track and stop it, and we'll refer to our equip track and stop that as well.

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Now, something actually very important to note is that if I go back to my animation rig, let me open

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up my animation editor and I were to reload for the shoot track of my shotgun, let me find my shotgun

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shoot animation.

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So shotgun shoot animation.

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I have added this event right here called pump.

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It's an animation event, and we're going to use this animation event to play that shotgun pump sound

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that was in the properties for our shotgun.

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So for example, if we take a look at one of our shotguns here.

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When we scroll down, we have the shotgun pump sound properties.

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So for any of our guns that are shotguns, we're going to listen for this event inside of the animation

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track.

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And when we hit that event, we want to play that sound like we're wracking the shotgun.

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If you haven't added this event into your shotgun shoot animation, then go ahead and do so.

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You can just right click into your animation and you can press Add Animation Event.

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And then you'll add it.

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You'll give it a name, you'll call it pump, and that's it.

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That's all you need to do.

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You'll have your new animation track inside of your animation, and then you can go ahead and upload

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it to Roblox.

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So if you've already uploaded your shotgun shoe animation but you did not add this event, then go ahead

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and add this event into your shotgun shoe animation, and then make sure to publish and override the

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one you've previously uploaded.

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However, if you're using my animations, then you don't need to worry because my animations will already

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have this event included in the animation.

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So back in our local script, what we want to do is we want to check if our gun is a shotgun.

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So if gun get attribute gun type is equal to the spread or shotgun gun type, then what we can go ahead

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and do is refer to our shoot animation track.

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And we're going to use a function called get marker reach signal.

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Now the linter does not know what our shoot track variable is.

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So just to make it a little bit more clear, I'm going to signify that this function right here returns

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an animation track.

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Again, you do not need to worry about this type annotation.

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I'm just doing it for the lecture to make it easier for us to code, because now it will auto fill all

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of the stuff for my animation track.

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And the function we're looking for is the get marker reach signal.

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So this is where we pass the name of that event, which would be pump.

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And that means we're going to get an event that will be fired when we reach that event in our animation.

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So our event is called pump.

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And we can go ahead and connect a function to this.

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And what we want to do is we want to create a new sound from our create sound function.

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And that sound is going to be parented to our gun dot handle.

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And the properties is going to be the shotgun.

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So shotgun pump sound properties.

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Then we can go ahead and play the sound.

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And then when that sound ends, we'll go ahead and destroy the sound.

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And just like that, we should now have implemented all the animations into our gun.

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So to test this out, we can.

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Go and copy our assault rifle and paste it into the starter pack.

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We can also copy one of our shotguns and paste it in there.

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And let me make sure to put the newly updated local script in there and get rid of the old one.

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And then we could test another gun like our pistol.

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So I'll copy our pistol, paste that in there, and I'll make sure to copy the local script inside of

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it as well.

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And now we can go and play test our game.

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Now let me spawn in.

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And now if I equip my guns.

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As you can see, each of them has their equip animation track plane.

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If I shoot, as you can see, it's playing the shoot animation track and if I hold down, as you can

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see it is repeatedly playing that animation.

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Same thing with the shotgun if I shoot and there you go, you heard the pump sound because when I click,

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it reached that animation event inside of our animation and it's playing the racking sound for the shotgun.

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Very cool.

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And then for the pistol, let's go ahead and try it out.

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All right.

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That's working as well.

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Let's try reloading.

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So if I hit R.

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Here we go.

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Our reload track plays as well and we've reloaded our pistol.

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Let's go ahead and try it out for the shotgun.

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There you go.

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We're reloading our shotgun, and that works as well.

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Let's try the AR.

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Reload.

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And.

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Perfect.

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It's working just fine.

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And just like that, we're finished implementing the animations for our guns.

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I'll see you in the next lecture.