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How could I improve my script for making the camera face my npc?
Here is my script why won’t it work?
Local target = workspace.npc Local camera = workspace.currentcamera
This doesn’t work I’m trying to make it follow this npc for a period of time
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This is completely wrong isn’t it Eyelesstiamat 7 — 4y
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https://developer.roblox.com/en-us/articles/Camera-manipulation DeceptiveCaster 3761 — 4y
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That should help you out ^ DeceptiveCaster 3761 — 4y
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Firstly, let's organize the script using that little blue button on top of your text box area.
local npc = workspace.npc local Camera = workspace.CurrentCamera --Try to use `local` not `Local`. Camera.CameraType = Enum.CameraType.Scriptable -- This makes sure the camera is scriptable and able to manipulate.
Now, if you want to make a camera face something or someone instantly, you can do;
Camera.CFrame = npc.Head.CFrame
However, if you wanted to make it smoothly transition to the npc's head, then do;
--Make sure to add a part where you want the camera to be looking from to looking at. --I'll call the part "LookPart" Camera:Interpolate(workspace.LookPart.CFrame,npc.Head.CFrame,0.5) --< Change the number according to how fast you want it to be. --The first arguement of the `Interpolate` function is where the camera will look from. --The second arguement represents where you want to look at.
I hope I helped!