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Awhile ago I was having problems ending idles that use this script .

Eventually I found out playing the StopIdle_Loose idle will end most idles. One thing the wiki mentions is if you play the same idle on the same actor(if it's a looped idle) it will end the idle, but this never worked for me, now for some reason StopIdle_Loose doesn't work, so I'm wondering has anyone been able to end an idle by playing it twice? Because of course that isn't working either

[Rasikko]

That one doesn't have much documentation unfortunately. Perhaps you can try having the actor play the idle, then disable the actor's AI after a certain amount of seconds, then renable the AI. Obviously this wont work on the player.

Unfortunately it's the player I'm playing the idle :/ Though for the scene I'm using, the player is set as ai driven, so perhaps it will work. [EDIT] Nope, didn't work.

[fore]

To stop a cyclic animation you can:

- jump (player)

- play an acyclic (onetime) animation

- debug.SendAnimationEvent(<player>,"IdleForceDefaultState")

Force default state worked perfectly, thanks!

[lokimanwe]

Force default state worked perfectly, thanks!

same problem..thx for tip @fore. works fine