Camera won't return to player or morph

[NikoMaxxy (Niko)]

This worked before but I’m not sure why it doesn’t anymore. I hadn’t added any scripts or anything since.

Basically, I have a GUI for morphs where when you press the morph button it sends the camera to a camera part in a room with these morphs, where you can then press a button to go back and fourth between the characters using the set camera position parts. I finally got the movement to work but now when you select morph it gets stuck on the screen. It DOES morph your character but when setting the camera to custom, it doesn’t set it in game. I’ve tried adding it to the head, the humanoid, even moving it back and fourth between the movement and morph script but nothing has worked.

CAMERA MOVEMENT SCRIPT:

local ts=game:GetService"TweenService"
local tinfo=TweenInfo.new(.5,Enum.EasingStyle.Back,Enum.EasingDirection.Out)
local camera=workspace.CurrentCamera
local camFolder=workspace.MorphLobby.CameraPositions

local previousButton=script.Parent.Parent.Previous --path to the pervious button
local MenuButton=script.Parent.Parent.Parent.Frame.PhoneOn.App1 --path to the MenuButton
local NextButton=script.Parent --path to the nextbutton
local EquipButton=script.Parent.Parent.Catnap.Morph -- path to the equip button
local ExitButton=script.Parent.Parent.Catnap.Morph--path to the exit button

local value=0
local rigs={ --if cam 1 is for rig1 then write the name of the rig1 in [1] index
	[1]="Catnap",
	[2]="Dogday",
	[3]="Hoppy",
	[4]="Bobby",
	[5]="Kickin",
	[6]="Bubba",
	[7]="Picky",
	[8]="Crafty"
}
MenuButton.MouseButton1Click:Connect(function()
	script.Parent.Parent.Visible = true
	script.Parent.Parent.Parent.Frame.Visible = false
	
	camera.CameraType=Enum.CameraType.Scriptable
	ts:Create(camera,tinfo,{CFrame=camFolder:FindFirstChild("1").CFrame}):Play()

end)

NextButton.MouseButton1Click:Connect(function()
	value+=1
	if value>8 then value=1 end
	ts:Create(camera,tinfo,{CFrame=camFolder:FindFirstChild(value).CFrame}):Play()
	print(rigs[value])
end)
previousButton.MouseButton1Click:Connect(function()
	value-=1
	if value<1 then value=8 end
	ts:Create(camera,tinfo,{CFrame=camFolder:FindFirstChild(value).CFrame}):Play()
	print(rigs[value])
end)

ExitButton.MouseButton1Click:Connect(function()
	script.Parent.Parent.Visible = false
	script.Parent.Parent.Parent.Frame.Visible = true

	camera.CameraType=Enum.CameraType.Custom
end)

MORPH SCRIPT:

script.Parent.MouseButton1Click:Connect(function()
	
	game.ReplicatedStorage.CharChange:FireServer(game.ReplicatedStorage.Morphs.Catnap)
	
	local cc = workspace.CurrentCamera
	local CameraPart = workspace.CameraPart
	
	cc.CameraSubject = game:GetService("Players").LocalPlayer.Character:FindFirstChildOfClass("Humanoid")
	cc.CameraType = Enum.CameraType.Custom
	
end)

As started before these have been edited back and fourth multiple times before I just gave up and called it a day. Figured I’d try again and ask for help so some stuff may still be there that shouldn’t. I’d appreciate the help.

I will also mention that setting the camera to custom manually in studio when testing, the morph is there at least and works (the camera stays in place while the character moves but I mean thats expected since I didn’t set it to the player manually), so everything works fine except moving the camera back to the player when morphed.

[Iemny]

I’m not completely sure what exactly is the issue, but for no reason should it fail if just these two lines of code are ran;

camera.CameraType = Enum.CameraType.Custom
// & if previously changed,
camera.CameraSubject = game:GetService("Players").LocalPlayer.Character:FindFirstChildOfClass("Humanoid")

I can only assume that you - during the player’s character swapping to the morph - have possibly displaced or misdirected the path to the proper humanoid. To check where it goes into the mist, make sure to add a print() statement after every property change of the camera to verify that your code is functioning (or where it isn’t). Most useful is probably after the final lines of your morph script, where you print the CameraSubject and the CameraType. Perhaps the morph gives the player a different character, thus using the LocalPlayer.Character path becomes redundant, but that’s just an assumption since I have no clue how the character morphing has been handled.

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Since you list your CameraSubject using the function :FindFirstChildOfClass() to find a Humanoid, maybe you can input to find a part like so: :FindFirstChildOfClass("Part") to attach itself to any part in the LocalPlayer.Character.

[NikoMaxxy (Niko)]

Hm, nothing seems to be printing from the morph script and im not sure why. This script worked before I got the camera working when sliding to each cam position for the morphs. So I assume both scripts are fine but clashing somehow causing the morph script to not work? I’ve never seen a problem like this before.

[NikoMaxxy (Niko)]

Okay final update, I figured it out. The path to the buttons was correct but it seemed to work better when all buttons were in the same location (thankfully). SO I’ll go ahead and mark this as solved.