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How do you lower the players camera when pressing a key?

Asked by 5 years ago
Edited 5 years ago

I am trying to make a crouch script for a fps. The camera is supposed to move down and up depending if they are crouching or not.

mouse.KeyDown:Connect(function(key)
    if key == "c" and crouching == 1 then
    crouching = 2
    h.WalkSpeed = h.WalkSpeed - 15
    h.JumpPower = h.JumpPower - 60
    playAnim:Play()
    cam.CFrame = cam.CFrame - Vector3.new(0,5,0)
    script.Parent.CrouchNonfication.Text = "Crouching"
    crouching = 3
    elseif key == "c" and crouching == 3 then
    crouching = 2
    h.WalkSpeed = h.WalkSpeed + 15
    if p.Perk.Value == "Kangaroo" then
    h.JumpPower = 60
    else
    h.JumpPower = 40
    end
    cam.CFrame = cam.CFrame + Vector3.new(0,5,0)
    playAnim:Stop()
    script.Parent.CrouchNonfication.Text = ""
    crouching = 1
    end
end)
end
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Correct me if I'm wrong, but doesn't the camera need to be in "Scriptable" in order to be changed by a script? beeswithstingerss 41 — 5y
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you may he on to something ReallyUnikatni 68 — 5y
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Did that ever fix it? beeswithstingerss 41 — 5y
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rip i forgot ill do it rn ReallyUnikatni 68 — 5y
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yeah! youre right ReallyUnikatni 68 — 5y
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nvm now it stays there ReallyUnikatni 68 — 5y

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Answered by 5 years ago

One way you can do it is by setting the camera to a part that you can easily use CFrame on. PeasFactory offers a really good explanation of this that you can find here. Another way would just to keep the camera locked onto the head, which should follow your crawling animation

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If you do have any further questions about how this would work, feel free to message me on roblox. beeswithstingerss 41 — 5y
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the prob is that you need the player in first person ReallyUnikatni 68 — 5y
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when setting it to the head it takes out the first person ReallyUnikatni 68 — 5y
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