A basic camera shake module

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#1

Hey guys! I made a super-simple camera shake module for you guys to use!

code:
https://www.roblox.com/library/6946735369/CameraShake
just put this in starter player scripts as a module script and require it.
to call it you do:

local camerashake = require(game.StarterPlayer.StarterPlayerScripts.CameraShake)
local Xstrength = 30
local Ystrength = 30
local Zstrength = 30
local camerashaketime = 30
camerashake.new(Xstrength,Ystrength,Zstrength,30)

Note: The lower the strength number the the more intense the camera shake will be.
Ex. If you put it to 1 It’ll be very intense and partially glitch your camera for the duration.

video demonstration:

Hope you guys like it(Also It’s my first ever module I made)

Give me some feedback!

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How would i make the camera shake?
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#2

I like this module. It is written in a few lines, and it is very straightforward. Also, it might be better to wait for RenderStepped instead of having a wait statement. This can be done by replacing the wait() statement with game.RunService.RenderStepped:Wait().

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#3

Actually that gives an error:

RunService is not a valid member of DataModel “Classic Baseplate”

instead I’m going to use

game:GetService("RunService").RenderStepped:Wait()
#4

Oops I forgot. If you access RunService as a member of game, it has a space in it (for some reason).

game["Run Service"].RenderStepped:Wait()

But Getting the service through GetService is probably better since it creates the service if it does not exist.

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#5

Can you put the script on sale? I can’t buy it on roblox for some reason

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#6

I think I just fixed it, press the module again on the post, I updated the link

#7

So how would I get a very slight effect?
Sorry for the bump but this module is pretty cool and I’m using it for a recreation of V.4

#8

Sorry for the late response, I haven’t been on the devforum for a while. But the higher the numbers the less intense it is so if you wanted a small shake you would put it to a high number

#9

this doesnt work it just gives a error with attempt to index nil with “Character”

#10

You didn’t changed it?
And did you tried the example script?
For me, it’s working totally fine (By the way, be sure you require in a local script, not a server script, because camera shake is a client effect)

#11

ive made a completely new one and it now works!

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#12

That’s a pretty simple camera shake, i know that this is 1 year ago, but i don’t want the realistic camera shake (why you may ask? because i actually like this ones that are simple) which means that this could be good! Great work :slight_smile:

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