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If you're trying to figure out how to write a roblox custom animation filter script, you've probably realized that the default animation system can sometimes be a bit of a pain to manage. It's one thing to make a character walk or jump, but it's a whole other ballgame when you want specific animations to take priority or stop others from overlapping in weird, glitchy ways. We've all seen those characters whose arms are flailing in a combat move while their legs are doing a casual stroll—it looks messy and breaks the immersion of your game. ...