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What this guide covers
Helps Roblox developers planning animation-timed hits who need to know what Roblox's client-server and server-authority documentation says about trusting client timing and handling animation tracks after rollback. It is a planning note built from three official pages. No Studio session, latency measurement or tested combat code backs it.
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Roblox animation hit windows: server validation and track handling under ServerAuthority rollback
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Helps Roblox developers planning animation-timed hits who need to know what Roblox's client-server and server-authority documentation says about trusting client timing and handling animation tracks after rollback. It is a planning note built from three official pages. No Studio session, latency measurement or tested combat code backs it.
Useful starting points
- A client animation marker is a timing hint, not enough authority to award damage; the server still validates the request.
- Under server-authority rollback, an AnimationTrack handle cached in an earlier frame may no longer be valid, so stale tracks are a suspect for silent animation failures.
- Do not infer acceptance windows from a local animation preview; record false hits and duplicated effects in a forced rollback test.
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