This module is great, thank you!
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This module is amazing… thanks!
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Wow. This was super flexible and easy to add with my fighting attacks. I like the explosion preset the most as it’s most compatible with attacks that I make.
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How do you make the camera shake when close to a part? The shake is more intense the closer you are to it.
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The module seems to not work? I honestly dont know what im doing wrong
local EM = game.ReplicatedStorage.EssentialModules
local CameraShake = require(EM:FindFirstChild("CameraShaker"))
script.Parent.MouseButton1Click:Connect(function()
CameraShake:Shake(CameraShake.Presets.Vibration)
end)
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Check out the example code inside the original post, which shows you how to do a shake.
You need to create a new CameraShaker object, and providing the function with a render priority and a function where you use the CFrame provided by the module.
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Does this work in a server script im using the same script ur using but its not working
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It’s the server, not local.
Keyword “local” there. 
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well It works in local scripts for me but not in server scripts
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Basically it only works in local scripts, since the effect is purely local. You have to shake the screen for the client and that’s a local effect. Basically what you can do is hook a server script to a remote event which then tells a local script to shake the client’s screen.
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Hey, I’ve used this camera shaker before and know the basics of creating the effect, but would I be able to make a shake(Like earthquake / sustain shake) increase in magnitude if it gets closer to a part?
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I’m not allowed to give free scripts or I’ll get a strike, but here is an example:
while wait() do
local shake = cameraShaker:Shake(cameraShaker.Presets.Explosion)
local part = workspace.Part
local distance = (game.Players.LocalPlayer.Head.Position - part.Position)
shake:SetScaleMagnitude(distance/16)
end```
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Has anyone else run into a problem where you can’t shake the camera if you are already setting the camera’s CFrame elsewhere in the script? In my instance I have a lock on camera that uses the Humanoid Root Part’s CFrame along with an offset.
When I set the camera.CFrame = insertCFrameHere, the camera shake no longer applies, and I’m not sure what to do
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I discovered that Shaker:Shake(Presets.Bump) can range from light shaking, to rocking the whole screen for no reason, is there a way for me to fix this?
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For some reason, the preset vibrate isnt sustaining for me, it goes away pretty fast
Edit: apparently you have to use module:ShakeSustain or something (Noted in the github)
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yes im struggling with this too. Any solutions?
I solved it! I put the shakeCf into a CFrame Value:
local camShake = CamShaker.new(Enum.RenderPriority.Camera.Value - 1, function(shakeCf)
-- Camera.CFrame = Camera.CFrame * shakeCf
Data.shakeCf.Value = shakeCf
end)
and then i multiplied it by the Camera CFrame
* CFrame.Angles(0,math.rad(AngleY),0)
* CFrame.Angles(math.rad(AngleX),0,0)
* HeadOffset -- offset
* (character.Data.shakeCf.Value)
good luck bro!
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Where is Data defined and what does it do?
Edit: Nevermind that question, Got it now, thanks 
Edit2: lol scratch that, actually what is the “AngleY” and “AngleX”?
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AngleY and AngleX are the position of the mouse. Its part of the Camera script. Data is where i store data for the character. Just a folder to put my values in.
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Question: Can this work for a tornado or volcano erruption as well?
I wonder if you have a preset for a basic hit attack, but overall very useful module