roblox-animations — Claude Code skill: Roblox animation systems

What roblox-animations does

The skill tells the agent where animation code belongs. Player characters run it from a LocalScript in StarterCharacterScripts; NPCs run it from a Script on the server. Mix those up and the animation never reaches other clients — the mistake most people hit first.

Inside are tables for the core objects (Animation, Animator, AnimationController, AnimationTrack), examples of LoadAnimation and Play with fade, weight and speed arguments, plus handlers for Stopped and GetMarkerReachedSignal. A separate section covers priority order: Idle < Movement < Action < Action2 < Action3 < Action4 < Core, and how weight splits influence between tracks at the same priority.

There is a worked recipe for replacing default animations through the Animate script, with the slot list (idle, walk, run, jump, fall, climb, swim, swimidle, toolnone, toolslash, toollunge). On upper-body-only animation the answer is blunt: no runtime joint masking exists, so the asset itself has to key only the bones you want. No dependencies, no API keys — it is a text reference the agent reads while working.