I've tested the script in a LocalScript and a Script. I can't tell if i'm missing something or what but this is really bugging me. Vector3 isn't apart of CurrentCamera and so i'm stumped...
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CFrame wants to be Vector3 when with Vector3 wants CFrame?
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Hey!
Simple solution. Instead of saying Position, you used CFrame. It's a common mistake I make.
workspace.CurrentCamera.CFrame = CFrame.new(workspace.Map.CutsceneAreas.AppartementAlpha.CharPosition.Position) -- See, position instead of CFrame after CharPosition.
This is what you need to change. Tell me if there's still an error!
The syntax for CFrame.new is actually
CFrame.new(Vector3.new(x, y, z))
But an easier way is not to make a new CFrame, but use your existing one so that:
workspace.CurrentCamera.CFrame = workspace.Map.CutsceneAreas.ApartmentAlpha.CharPosition.CFrame
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He doesn't need a new CFrame. I just reused his CFrame from before.
Also You spelled Apartment wrong XD
well oops