Cutscene Module V1
a module for easier cutscene creationmodule is still WIP!
This is one of my first ever made Community Resources so please don't judge me. Grammar/Spelling errors may appear.
🔨 The Features:
- Cinematic GUI
- These Black Squares that tween into the Screen
- Camera Manipulation
- Supports Tweens
- Based on Offset Rotation from a Target Part.
- Dialoges
- with animations
- Templates and animations are easily addable
- Animations are defined in ModuleScripts.
- Templates are ScreenGUIs in the ‘Templates’ folder.
- Auto-Correction
- The Module supports Tab-Completion & uses
setmetatable()
- The Module supports Tab-Completion & uses
👀 Check it out:
🎬 Showcase
🚧 A Example:
Get started!
💡 Tutorial
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| Getting the Module |
| Requiring the Module |
| A Example |
Getting the Module
The Module is available from the Roblox Creator Store and GitHub. You can get the Module from the 'Get' and 'Git' Button at the Start.-
To get it from the Creator Store
- Click
Getat the top of this post. - Click
Get Model. - Open the Tool-Box in Roblox Studio.
- Navigate to the
Inventorytab. - Click on
Cutscene Module V1.23.
- Click
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To get it from GitHub:
- Click
Gitat the start of this post. - Go to
Releases. - Download the latest
.rbxmfile. - Import the file into Roblox Studio.
- Click
Then place it anywhere you want.
Requiring the Module
To require/use the module, use the following snippet:
local ccm = require(path.cutsceneModule) -- replace 'path' with the actual path of the module
local cutscene = ccm.new({})
How to use
To begin actually using the module, you need to specify the settings. Here's a full table of possible settings (as of V1.23):ccm.new({
targets = {Players}, -- Players affected by the cutscene
cutscene = {
template = number, -- Defaults on 1
time = number, -- Tween time for In()
distance = number, -- GUI distance (0.5 = full screen)
returnTime = number, -- Tween time for Out()
delay = number, -- Delay before Out() in AutoIn()
}
camera = {
targetPart = BasePart,
offsetRotation = Vector3, -- The offset-rotation
offsetPosition = Vector3, -- The offset-position
rotateWithTarget = boolean, -- If the Rotation should add with the Targets Rotation
positionWithTarget = boolean, -- If the Position should multiply with the Targets Position
}
dialog = {
template = number, -- Defaults on 1
text = {
[number] = {
beginwait = number, -- The wait-time at the beginning of the text
text = string,
animation = number, -- The Animation (Defaults on 1)
time = number, -- How long the animation should take
delay = number, -- The wait-time before the text disappears (w/ animation)
endwait = number, -- The wait-time at the end of the text
},
-- After this point only use value which needed (for your cutscene)
playername = {
text = string,
animation = number, -- The Animation (Defaults on 1)
time = number, -- How long the animation should take
delay = number, -- The wait-time before the text disappears
},
},
})
A Example
Here a example how it would look like (used in the showcase):
-- LOCAL SCRIPT
local ccm = require(game.ReplicatedStorage.cutsceneModule)
local player = game.Players.LocalPlayer
local character = player.Character or player.CharacterAdded:Wait()
local cutscene = ccm.new({
targets = {player},
cutscene = {
template = 1,
time = 1,
distance = .2,
returnTime = 1,
delay = 2,
},
camera = {
targetPart = character:WaitForChild("HumanoidRootPart"),
offsetRotation = Vector3.new(0, 180, 0),
offsetPosition = Vector3.new(0, 1, -5),
rotateWithTarget = true,
positionWithTarget = true
},
dialoug = {
template = 1,
text = {
[1] = {
beginwait = 0,
text = "this is a really cool showcase!",
animation = 1,
time = 1,
delay = 1,
endwait = 0,
},
},
playername = {
text = game.Players.LocalPlayer.Name,
animation = 1,
time = 1,
delay = 2,
},
},
})
cutscene:AutoIn()
cutscene:ActivateCamera()
task.wait(1)
cutscene:StartDialog()
For more information look at the Documentation below this dropdown menu.
📃 Documentation
🚀Navigation
Functions
ccm.new(settingsTable)
Creates a new metatable with specified settings under the settingsTable variable as a table.
Find the settings table under the dropdown menu above the documentation.
This is needed for every other function.
cutscene:OverrideSettings(settingsTable)
Overrides settings for an existing cutscene.
Does not change all settings, only the specified ones.
cutscene:AutoIn() For GUI Cinematic Bars
Automatically uses ccm:In() and ccm:Out().
Requires all of the variables under cutscenee.
cutscene:In() For GUI Cinematic Bars
Tweens the Cinematic Bars In.
Requires the time and distance variable under cutscene.
cutscene:Out() For GUI Cinematic Bars
Tweens the Cinematic Bars Out.
Requires the returnTime variable under cutscene.
cutscene:ActivateCamera() For Camera
Activates the Camera with the according settings.
Requires targetPart.
cutscene:DeactivateCamera() For Camera
Sets the camera’s type back to Enum.CameraType.Custom.
cutscene:Update() For Camera
Updates the cameras Position & Rotation.
cutscene:GetCamera() For Camera
Callbacks the Camera (for Tween-Use)
cutscene:StartDialog() For Dialog
Starts the dialog with the settings specified under the cutscene.
cutscene:Destroy()
Destroys the cutscene, including its GUIs and Parts.
Remember: This Module is still WIP and most things are subject to change. If you have any suggestions, questions or bug reports, join my Discord below or just comment under this forum.
If I made any error on here I’m deeply sorry.
I will improve this forum in the near furture.
The module took me around 5 hours to write, and the forum post around 2 hours.
I would appreciate if you included credits. 
Feel free to give feedbacks!
🔗 Social Links 🔗
Roblox Group: Seraphic LabsRoblox Profile: the_h0lysandwich
Discord: Seraphic Labs
Check it out’. And I guess you mean by editable a GUI to edit it manually? Or just uncopylock it?