BFAnimEngine

BFAnimEngine is an animation script that lets you animate your fumo in Become Fumo and is configured specifically for Become Fumo fumo models

Usage

In order to get the script working you first have to run it in any script to add functions to _G.BFAnims

loadstring(game:HttpGet("https://raw.githubusercontent.com/ceat-ceat/BecomeFumoStuff/main/BFAnimEngine.lua"))()

If the script is ran again, it will not overwrite the data and you will be able to use it normally

Great! You now have _G.BFAnims working, but how do we use it?

When you have an available character, you run

_G.BFAnims:Hook()

to hook the script onto your character. If there is no available character or the character is already hooked onto, it will throw an error.

This will overwrite the data in the internal part storage and your new parts will now be animated.

Animating

Before you proceed, you should know that below is the structure of _G.BFAnim.Offsets, a table you will use to animate your character.

Part Name	CFrame Offset
Head	CFrame Offset from Torso
Torso	CFrame Offset from HumanoidRootPart
LArm	CFrame Offset from Torso
RArm	CFrame Offset from Torso
LLeg	CFrame Offset from Torso
RLeg	CFrame Offset from Torso

Animating with _G.BFAnim.Offsets is just like animating any Motor6D except instead of setting a C0 value, you just set a value in _G.BFAnim.Offsets

And just for quality of life, _G.BFAnim also contains a C0 table you can get by referencing _G.BFAnim.C0. This table is basically _G.BFAnim.Offsets except it contains the base offset of each part, you can use these values as defaults to animate off of.

Sample Code

loadstring(game:HttpGet("https://raw.githubusercontent.com/ceat-ceat/BecomeFumoStuff/main/BFAnimEngine.lua")()
_G.BFAnim:Hook()
local offsets,c0 = _G.BFAnim.Offsets,_G.BFAnim.C0
offsets.Head = c0.Head * CFrame.new(0,2,0) -- moves the head 2 studs up its usual position

Respawning

You don't need to do anything to stop _G.BFAnim from animating when your character respawns, it does it automatically. If you don't want this, just rehook it to your character using _G.BFAnim:Hook() like you do normally

It is good practice to break any loops you have running for animations when the player respawns as it might interfere with any animations any script after tries running

Other Functions

void _G.BFAnim:AddPart(string Name, table Config)

Adds a part to the parts list, making it animatable.

Config Table

Index	Value	IsRequired	Description
Part0	Instance	true	The part that Part1 should be attached to
Part1	Instance	true	The part that is anchored to Part0
C0	CFrame	false	The Offset between Part0 and Part1

Sample Code

local players = game:GetService("Players")
local localplayer = players.LocalPlayer
local character = localplayer.Character
loadstring(game:HttpGet("https://raw.githubusercontent.com/ceat-ceat/BecomeFumoStuff/main/BFAnimEngine.lua")()
_G.BFAnim:Hook()
local offsets = _G.BFAnim.Offsets
_G.BFAnim:AddPart("yomama",{Part0=character.Head.Head,Part1=character.Head.Hat})
offsets.yomama = CFrame.new(0,0,-4) -- puts the hat 4 studs in front of the character's head