Attempt to call a nil value Camera TweenService

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#1

Hello DevForm member. I recently tried to modify one of my scripts to add a camera tween (knowing that it works without the tween). So, with the tween it returns an error Attempt to call a nil value
The Script :

Tween(workspace.Camera, 1.5, {CFrame = CurrCamera.CFrame})
Tween = function(Obj, Time, Settings)
	game:GetService("TweenService"):Create(Obj, TweenInfo.new(Time), Settings):Play()
end

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Before you ask, I check the value of CurrCamera and this is a part so the problem is not coming from this

*If i do workspace.Camera.CFrame = CurrCamera.CFrame instead of tween its working

#2

Use CurrentCamera. Not Camera. Also, you tried to call the function before it exists.

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#3

The function “Tween” doesn’t exist yet when you’re trying to call it.
Try switching the order:

Tween = function(Obj, Time, Settings)
	game:GetService("TweenService"):Create(Obj, TweenInfo.new(Time), Settings):Play()
end
Tween(workspace.Camera, 1.5, {CFrame = CurrCamera.CFrame})
#4

Well, i do that in another local script and its work (i think it’s not working when your adding local before)

Same error (with the function before)

#5

local scripts are local they do not replicate to other clients

#6

I found the problem, @treebee63 and @TypicalHB was half right. My function could be generated afterwards but it didn’t work because it was in a while true, which prevents the end of the code from being executed and therefore the function from existing

In fact I got the wrong script :sweat_smile:

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