Unable to reproduce in latest dev build. You will need to provide a repro mission.

I was able to reproduce it using the playMove command: https://community.bistudio.com/wiki/playMove

Placing a player into the game, then executing this line will cause the player to glide along the floor. In some cases killing the player if there is a drop or glides off of a ramp.

player playMove "AmovPercMstpSsurWnonDnon";

The first video shows the player gliding along the floor when the script is executed, the second shows how the player can die from it.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6guSc9doiDM

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G4gmlNRuUVs

Testing it on AI however does not cause this gliding to occur, as shown in the next video where I set a character with name "bug" and executed:

bug playMove "AmovPercMstpSsurWnonDnon";

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6-cC1P6mZ5E

The same issue is in the latest dev build 0.55.103960

Video:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WzgKTviAgU0

(My video editing skills are non existent)

This problem still exists...

Confirmed still happening in current build, only happens for the player AI are fine.

Switch move now just switches the player's animation from hands up for a moment, then back to normal.

player playMove "AmovPercMstpSsurWnonDnon";
Is still bugged.

Just copy pasted it into debug console and flew away! This bug has been present since day 1.

Igitur on the forums mentioned, and i confirm, that this is a solid repo:

player playActionNow 'Surrender';

Still there on build 0.75.108432. I did both command in various stances and with various weapons (including without). Player need to be on land.

Try this,

player playMoveNow "CutSceneAnimationBaseZoZo";
player switchMove "TestSurrender";

Magically works ... when done in that sequence.

Then to get out of the surrender state, do:

player switchMove "AmovPercMstpSnonWnonDnon";
player playMoveNow "AmovPercMstpSnonWnonDnon";

On a side note, if you have a rifle in your hands, the animation for TestSurrender bends your arms backwards, exorcism style.

I was able to reproduce with the information provided.

Closing as duplicate of #5926.