how to dance in roblox?
Things You Should Know. Press "/" on your keyboard to open the chat. Type "/e dance", "/e dance2", or "/e dance" in the chat and press Enter to dance.
When you’re out and about in Roblox playing a game with friends or just designing your virtual world together, you may want to interact with them a little bit more than just through the chat. Or perhaps you just want your character to act in a certain way to make things feel that little bit more realistic and give them an added dash of personality. Here’s how to use emotes in Roblox.
Before you can start using emotes, even if you know there input on your mouse and keyboard or controller, the first thing you’re going to need to do is enable chat with Everyone.
To do this, follow these steps:
Dancing in Roblox is actually incredibly easy once you know how to do it. First things first, press “/” to open up the chat in Roblox. Once you’ve done this, type in any of the following to do the corresponding emote.
It’s important to remember the “/” at the start of each command, otherwise it won’t work and you’ll just enter a message into the chat.
When you’ve typed this in, simply press enter and your Roblox character should do the emote that you’ve entered. Now you’ve got another way to interact and communicate with your friends without having to always just use boring old text chat.
It’s also worth noting that the Roblox server you’re on may have more emotes than the ones listed above. As such, you may have even more ways to interact with your fellow players.
To get more custom emotes, head over to the Roblox Avatar Store and go to the ‘Animations’ tab. Here, you’ll be able to buy more emotes and animations with Robux.
Once you’ve bought them, you’ll need to equip them. Go to your Avatar and bring up the Avatar Editor. Here, you can now select one of the slots on the ‘Equip Emotes’ wheel and add any custom emote or dance you’ve purchased from the Roblox Store.
To use these custom emotes you’ve equipped, head into any game and bring up the Emote Wheel by clicking on the three dots in the top right corner of the screen. Then click on the emote you want to use.
That’s everything you need to know on how to dance and use other emotes in Roblox. For more tips, tricks, and guides, be sure to check back with Twinfinite.
In your experience, you can perform the following emote customizations:
You can open and close a user's emote menu manually, customize the menu to display specific emotes, or disable the menu completely.
To manually open or close a player's emote menu, call GuiService:SetEmotesMenuOpen() with a boolean value of true or false.
The following code sample will open the emotes menu for the user:
If you need to detect whether the emotes menu is open, call GuiService:GetEmotesMenuOpen(). This returns a boolean indicating the menu's current state.
Customize the emote menu by setting emotes from the catalog and then equipping emotes to a Humanoid. Set emotes with the HumanoidDescription:SetEmotes() method and equip up to 8 emotes to the emotes menu using HumanoidDescription:SetEquippedEmotes().
Use the following code sample in a LocalScript within the StarterCharacterScripts folder to set and equip emotes in your experience:
Disable the emotes menu with StarterGui:SetCoreGuiEnabled(). Disabling the emotes menu will not prevent emotes from being performed with a chat command.
The following sample code will disable the emotes menu:
In addition to disabling the menu, you can disable loading of user-owned emotes by setting the StarterPlayer.UserEmotesEnabled property within StarterPlayer > Character to false. This specific property can only be set in Studio and cannot be set by scripts.
To manually play an emote that a character has in its HumanoidDescription, call Humanoid:PlayEmote(), passing the string name of the emote. This call will return true to indicate that the emote was played successfully, or false otherwise.
- Join any Roblox game.
- Open the chat by pressing /
- Type /e dance into the chat and press ENTER on your keyboard.
