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roblox-animation-vfx

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Use when adding, changing, or fixing Roblox animations, particles, beams, trails, tweens, camera shake, or other visual effects.

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# roblox animation and vfx

## When to Load

Load when implementing character animation, particle or beam effects, tweens, camera feedback, or visual cleanup.

## Quick Reference

- Load tracks through an `Animator` on a `Humanoid` or `AnimationController`; set `AnimationTrack.Priority` deliberately.
- Use `GetMarkerReachedSignal()` for named gameplay or presentation cues, then disconnect or replace the listener when the track ends.
- Track lifecycle: `Ended` is post-fade cleanup; `Stopped` includes explicit stops. Same-priority tracks blend by weight; see full.md for control and loading guards.
- A burst `ParticleEmitter` usually has `Rate = 0` and uses `:Emit(count)` with a bounded lifetime; use pooling for frequent effects.
- Shape each effect as readable phases: warning, contact, brief peak, and fade. Give impact a clear silhouette before adding secondary particles, light, sound, or camera feedback.
- Use native particle flipbooks for animated textures; choose OneShot for a single impact or vary start frames for organic repetition. Custom mesh/image flipbooks may need their own playback code.
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