Hat is so up when my modded character wear it

[HiraaCaan]

Spoiler

Hat should be more down

[IronHunter]

Klei recently added this function which I believe is used by walter.

AnimState:SetHatOffset(x, y)

This function offsets the hat symbol on relevant animations.

Make sure it is called properly on the entity you want it called on.

Most entities use inst as the variable name to refer to themselves.

So inst.AnimState:SetHatOffset(x, y)

Replace x, y with offset parameters which will require trial and error to make sure it fits what you want. X should be 0 and you can focus mostly on testing y for your client.

Edited October 16, 2022 by IronHunter

[HiraaCaan]

On 10/17/2022 at 12:48 AM, IronHunter said:

Klei recently added this function which I believe is used by walter.

AnimState:SetHatOffset(x, y)

This function offsets the hat symbol on relevant animations.

Make sure it is called properly on the entity you want it called on.

Most entities use inst as the variable name to refer to themselves.

So inst.AnimState:SetHatOffset(x, y)

Replace x, y with offset parameters which will require trial and error to make sure it fits what you want. X should be 0 and you can focus mostly on testing y for your client.

Thanks! 
its worked :3

Edited October 18, 2022 by HiraaCaan

[dgb0o0]

On 10/17/2022 at 6:48 AM, IronHunter said:

Klei recently added this function which I believe is used by walter.

AnimState:SetHatOffset(x, y)

This function offsets the hat symbol on relevant animations.

Make sure it is called properly on the entity you want it called on.

Most entities use inst as the variable name to refer to themselves.

So inst.AnimState:SetHatOffset(x, y)

Replace x, y with offset parameters which will require trial and error to make sure it fits what you want. X should be 0 and you can focus mostly on testing y for your client.

Hello, I have the same problem as OP and I stumbled onto this post. The problem is I can't seem to set the y value to a negative number. If I type in -5 for example, the "-" isn't recognized and the hat ends up going UP, when I need it to go the opposite way. I have barely any knowlegde on lua scripts so if any of you can help I'd be grateful.

[Hornete]

4 hours ago, dgb0o0 said:

Hello, I have the same problem as OP and I stumbled onto this post. The problem is I can't seem to set the y value to a negative number. If I type in -5 for example, the "-" isn't recognized and the hat ends up going UP, when I need it to go the opposite way. I have barely any knowlegde on lua scripts so if any of you can help I'd be grateful.

Hi. In the animation engine the Y-axis is flipped. Positive number meaning lower, negative number meaning higher. If you want the hat to be lower, you'll need to put in a high number.

[dgb0o0]

4 hours ago, Hornete said:

Hi. In the animation engine the Y-axis is flipped. Positive number meaning lower, negative number meaning higher. If you want the hat to be lower, you'll need to put in a high number.

Ah I didn't know that, thank you!