"create a script where i can store animation assetids in"

To store animation asset IDs in a script, you can use a table in Lua. This table will act as a simple database for your animation asset IDs, allowing you to easily access and manage them within your Roblox game. Here's a basic example of how you can structure such a script:

```lua
-- Table to store animation asset IDs
local animations = {
    Idle = "rbxassetid://AnimationID1",
    Walk = "rbxassetid://AnimationID2",
    Run = "rbxassetid://AnimationID3",
    Jump = "rbxassetid://AnimationID4",
    -- Add more animations as needed
}

-- Function to get an animation ID by name
local function getAnimationID(animationName)
    return animations[animationName]
end

-- Example usage
local player = game.Players.LocalPlayer
player.CharacterAdded:Connect(function(character)
    local humanoid = character:FindFirstChildOfClass("Humanoid")
    if humanoid then
        local animator = humanoid:FindFirstChildOfClass("Animator")
        if animator then
            -- Example: Changing the jump animation
            local jumpAnimation = Instance.new("Animation")
            jumpAnimation.AnimationId = getAnimationID("Jump")
            local jumpTrack = animator:LoadAnimation(jumpAnimation)
            -- You can now play the jumpTrack when needed
        end
    end
end)

-- You can also directly access the animations table for other purposes
print("Idle Animation ID:", animations.Idle)
```

This script demonstrates how to structure your animation asset IDs using a table and includes a function for retrieving an animation ID by its name. The example usage shows how you might use this setup to change a character's jump animation when they are added to the game. You can expand the `animations` table with as many animations as you need and access them using the `getAnimationID` function or directly through the table.