Camera.CFrame and Humanoid.CameraOffset

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#1

I want to achieve the same effect as Humanoid.CameraOffset = 0,0,-1 by changing Camera.CFrame

I’ve tried Camera.CFrame *= CFrame(0,0,-1) but that’s not the effect I want

Camera.CFrame *= CFrame(0,0,-1)
#2

the camera is always locked on to the head, so you will have to make a custom camera system or make the camera follow another part thats invisible.

make a invisible noncollide part and weld it to the head, set the camera subject to that part, and change the C0 by how u want the offset to be

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#3

This should replicate the same effect as CameraOffset, although if you want to change the X, or the Y axis, you’ll have to use the UpVector, and RightVector instead

local direction = camera.CFrame.LookVector

game:GetService("RunService").RenderStepped:Connect(function()
	camera.CFrame += (direction * -1)
end)
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#4

Try changing the CameraSubject to the HumanoidRootPart

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#5 
-- FirstPersonView
RunService:BindToRenderStep("View", Enum.RenderPriority.Camera.Value + 1, function()
        
        for _, v in character:GetChildren() do
             if v:IsA("BasePart") then
                 v.LocalTransparencyModifier = v.Transparency
             end
        end

	Humanoid.CameraOffset = Vector3.new(0,0,-1)
end)

I used this code but the rotation speed of Camera is slower than the rotation speed of Character I found that changing the CFrame of Camera can solve this problem but Camera.CFrame *= CFrame.new(0,0,-1) is not the effect I want

#7

Or the problem I need to solve is that the Camera rotates slower than the Character’s parts when in first person

#8

use this to make the camera face where the player character is facing, but it only works in first person

camera.CFrame =  character.PrimaryPart.CFrame
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#9

I think I asked the wrong question. I’ll record a video. Thank you everybody!!!