TheScoober I am properly saving and it also doesnt happen every restart but at least once every 3-5.
Do you have CollisionShape3D scaled? Can you share a scene with the problem?
CollisionShape3D Moving Randomly in Godot 4
Tomcat I do have all the shapes scaled, how do I share a scene on these forums with the upload cap and the dependancies?
TheScoober Try doing it without scaling.
Usually use file sharing sites here.
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Tomcat okay Im pretty convinced this is just a really annoying glitch. I pulled out the scene and the 3 dependencies and it loaded up fine but if you quit while the animation is playing or if the animation is paused at anything other than the starting keyframe it breaks all the shapes. Extremely irritating but ¯_(ツ)_/¯.
Heres the scene and dependencies.
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TheScoober Heres the scene and dependencies.
Yeah, there's a problem. A warning is issued, but maybe it's unrelated.
To reproduce the problem, it is necessary to save the scene when performing animation in the process (not on the first frame), close and reopen the scene.
Perhaps it makes sense to create a issue, having checked whether there is already such a problem.
But why make such a complex shape — isn't a simple capsule enough?
Tomcat Well I want to create different damage values for the different shapes head, body, and leg/limb. I think that warning is unrelated. I'm surprised no one else has run into this issue because I got this method of mapping the shapes to bones from a tutorial so its not like Im the only one to do this.
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TheScoober Well I want to create different damage values for the different shapes head, body, and leg/limb.
Yeah, in that case it makes sense.
I think that warning is unrelated.
I also think that this warning is unlikely to be related, but could "provoke" this behavior.
In Godot_v4.2-beta5 this problem persists.
I got this method of mapping the shapes to bones from a tutorial
What kind of tutorial is this?
Tomcat It was a tutorial on 3D pathfinding and animations here. I pretty much copied exactly except for using a different character because I was trying to understand how it worked in godot.
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Tomcat I also just found out that the problem can happen even if you save and quit on the first keyframe so it seems like theres nothing I can do its just always broken 
Im gonna try disabling this idk might be related to my issue its on by default
TheScoober well I didnt even exit the program just switched scenes and came back to this so I think its safe to say its back to Unity for me lol
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TheScoober well I didnt even exit the program just switched scenes and came back to this
Yeah, this is not normal behavior. It would be good to create a issue.
About the video tutorials. The fact that it has warnings (
) is not good. You need to get rid of them in the project — they are potential problems. YouTube, first of all, is an advertising platform and you should treat it accordingly — with caution. They pay for the number of views. And it is often achieved to the detriment of quality.
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im having the exact same problem with the same model, with the same tutorial.
I suspect that it's because at some point in the tutorial he said to delete the bones that aren't used. I think i should've just deleted the unused collisionshapes.
I haven't tested tho, it's just a tutorial. I'll try to fix it if i become invested in the game lol
@Tomcat do you know how to fix the warning? resetting the scale on each bone doesn't seem to work. The warning is maintained, and after a while the scale changes again.
Legit do you know how to fix the warning? resetting the scale on each bone doesn't seem to work. The warning is maintained, and after a while the scale changes again.
Yep, when you restore the scaling, it doesn't reset all the warnings there — only some of them. And that's a flaw in the lesson. I will investigate this, but it will take a noticeable amount of time. Very noticeable time.
hello, you can try this code under the ready function $YourSkeletonPath.animate_physical_bones = true
Tomcat
You make another video, you make a pinned comment mentioning it, you write a fix in the description, and you look thru the comments to look for other people with the solution. On the way to find the solution. you discover better ways to do what you want
If it wasn't for these video tutorials, most people wouldnt even touch stuff like this. I know i wouldn't
I quit a programing course in school ¾'s of the way because i didn't care about i, now im sitting here learning exactly what i want for fun