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What is wrong with this zoom script?
When you click "z" it is supposed to zoom in This is my first time working with the camera
local zoomMin = 70 -- FOV default
local zoomMax = 40 -- FOV zoom in
local zoomFrames = 10 -- Larger number = slower zoom speed
local zoomWalkSpeedMultiplier = 0.5 -- Slows character down by this factor upon zooming
local Cam = game.Workspace.CurrentCamera
local canZoom = false
playerPlayer = game.Players.LocalPlayer
playerCharacter = playerPlayer.Character
playerHumanoid = playerCharacter.Humanoid
function zoomIn()
-- print[[zoomIn()]]
isZoomed = true
playerHumanoid.WalkSpeed = playerHumanoid.WalkSpeed * zoomWalkSpeedMultiplier
for i = 1, zoomFrames do
Cam.FieldOfView = Cam.FieldOfView + (zoomMax - Cam.FieldOfView)/3
wait()
end
Cam.FieldOfView = zoomMax
end
function zoomOut()
-- print[[zoomOut()]]
isZoomed = false
playerHumanoid.WalkSpeed = playerHumanoid.WalkSpeed
for i = 1, zoomFrames do
Cam.FieldOfView = Cam.FieldOfView + (zoomMin - Cam.FieldOfView)/3
wait()
end
Cam.FieldOfView = zoomMin
end
function commandKeys(key)
if key == "z" and canZoom then
if not isZoomed then
zoomIn()
elseif isZoomed then
zoomOut()
end
end
end
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Probably a sign (arithmetic) error in your for loops. Tkdriverx 514 — 10y
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To me, your not calling 'commandKeys' anywhere in the code, so, it's not going to run. :P Ya Silly Billy. :P TheeDeathCaster 2368 — 10y
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So just commandkey(key) at the end, right? Mystdar 352 — 10y
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I assumed you called the function at the end of the script and just didn't include it. Check my answer. Tkdriverx 514 — 10y
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To define the function, do
...
-- after you define "playerPlayer"
local mouse = playerPlayer:GetMouse() -- get the player's mouse.
...
-- at the end of the code:
mouse.KeyDown:connect(function(key) -- connect the function
commandKeys(key) -- call your function, and pass the key argument.
end)