BetterCamera | A shift-lock camera module with optional motion blur

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Better Camera

Easy-to-setup camera module with motion effect!

module here

HOW TO USE

Using a **LocalScript** 
BetterCamera.Start() -- Starts the camera
BetterCamera.Stop -- Stops the camera
BetterCamera.SetBlur(BlurState) -- Enables/Disables the motion blur

SHOWCASE

Hope this module helps you guys!
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#2

I think the camera zoom goes a bit too far, but otherwise this is great.

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#3

You can change the offset by using BetterCamera.CamLockOffset = Vector3.new(X,Y,Z)

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#4

Wow, I’ll definitely use this in the future, thanks!

:brazil: daniel mo pro kkkk

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#5

Bruh, this is amazing i could scream to the max

Also why’d you delete the other topics, i got 2 deleted “BETTER CAMERA”

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#6

lmao bcuz they were glitched and I hate editted posts

#7

Thanksssss!!!

So nada hihi :face_with_hand_over_mouth:

#8

Does it support mobile? Because from most these camera modules I’ve seen that they don’t support mobile at all.

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#9

Yes, it does support mobile! :slight_smile:

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#10

which folders do i put these in?

#11

Hello! task.sync and task.desync are both not meant to be used in scripts that arent descendants of actors. It keeps giving me that error.

Is there any way around that?

#12

Put the module inside an Actor, I am planning to release an update to BetterCamera since I didn’t expect people to actually like it lol

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#13

Ah okay, thank you for your help.

#14

Is there a way to do this without task.desync and sync? Its quite inconvenient. Im trying to fork it for my camera module (Credit will be present)

#15

Yes you just need to remove any task.desynchronize or task.synchronize you encounter.

#16

But the function doesnt work then, any way to replicated the behavior?