Gui sway intensity is proportional to the distance between the players camera to their character

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#1

The farther away my camera is from the character, the more the gui sways. The exact opposite happens when im in first person mode.
I want to make it so the gui sway is constant regardless of how far away the camera is.

edit: tbh i think the issue lies in the velocity of the camera rather than the distance

Video:

local RunService = game:GetService("RunService")
local ReplicatedStorage = game:GetService("ReplicatedStorage")
local Player = game:GetService("Players").LocalPlayer

local Spring = require(ReplicatedStorage.ModuleScripts.Spring)

local Character = Player.Character or Player.CharacterAdded:Wait()
local Humanoid = Character:WaitForChild("Humanoid")
local Camera = workspace.CurrentCamera

local MainFrame = script.Parent
local originalPosition = MainFrame.Position
local originalRotation = MainFrame.Rotation

local swaySpring = Spring.new(Vector2.new(0, 0))
swaySpring.Speed = 7.5
swaySpring.Damping = 0.4

local rotationSpring = Spring.new(0)
rotationSpring.Speed = 10
rotationSpring.Damping = 0.6

local lastCamPos = Camera.CFrame.Position

RunService.RenderStepped:Connect(function(delta)
	local camPosition = Camera.CFrame.Position
	local camDelta = (camPosition - lastCamPos) / delta
	lastCamPos = camPosition

	local swayInput = Vector2.new(camDelta.X, camDelta.Y) * 0.4

	local rightVector = Camera.CFrame.RightVector
	local moveDir = Humanoid.MoveDirection
	local sideways = moveDir:Dot(rightVector)
	local tiltInput = sideways * 1

	swaySpring.Target = swayInput
	rotationSpring.Target = tiltInput
	
	local offset = swaySpring.Position
	MainFrame.Position = originalPosition + UDim2.new(0, offset.X, 0, offset.Y)
	MainFrame.Rotation = originalRotation + rotationSpring.Position
end)
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#2

when you zoom your camera moves faster

try subtraction the camdelta by the distance the camera is from the origin of your screen (character)

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#3

im not sure if i interpreted what you said correctly, but it doesn’t seem to work

sorry abt the laggy video but you can still kinda see whats going on

RunService.RenderStepped:Connect(function(delta)
	local camPos = Camera.CFrame.Position
	local camDelta = (camPos - lastCamPos) / delta
	lastCamPos = camPos
	
	local camToCharDistance = (Character.PrimaryPart.Position - camPos).Magnitude

	local adjustedCamDelta = camDelta - (camToCharDistance * Vector3.new(0,0,0))
	
	local swayInput = Vector2.new(adjustedCamDelta.X, adjustedCamDelta.Y) * 0.4

	local rightVector = Camera.CFrame.RightVector
	local moveDir = Humanoid.MoveDirection
	local sideways = moveDir:Dot(rightVector)
	local tiltInput = sideways * 1 

	swaySpring.Target = swayInput
	rotationSpring.Target = tiltInput

	local offset = swaySpring.Position
	MainFrame.Position = originalPosition + UDim2.new(0, offset.X, 0, offset.Y)
	MainFrame.Rotation = originalRotation + rotationSpring.Position
end)
end)
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#4 
RunService.RenderStepped:Connect(function(delta)
	local camPos = Camera.CFrame.Position
	local camToCharDistance = (Character.PrimaryPart.Position - camPos).Magnitude
	local camDelta = (camPos - (lastCamPos/camToCharDistance)) / delta
	lastCamPos = camPos


	local adjustedCamDelta = camDelta

	local swayInput = Vector2.new(adjustedCamDelta.X, adjustedCamDelta.Y) * 0.4

	local rightVector = Camera.CFrame.RightVector
	local moveDir = Humanoid.MoveDirection
	local sideways = moveDir:Dot(rightVector)
	local tiltInput = sideways * 1 

	swaySpring.Target = swayInput
	rotationSpring.Target = tiltInput

	local offset = swaySpring.Position
	MainFrame.Position = originalPosition + UDim2.new(0, offset.X, 0, offset.Y)
	MainFrame.Rotation = originalRotation + rotationSpring.Position
end)

try that

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#5

I tried it and this is what happened:

im feeling kinda sleepy rn. ill check up on this post in the morning.

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#6

ok when you’re back try this

RunService.RenderStepped:Connect(function(delta)
	local camPos = Camera.CFrame.Position
	local camToCharDistance = (Character.PrimaryPart.Position - camPos).Magnitude
	local camDelta = (camPos - lastCamPos) / (delta+(camToCharDistance/10))
	lastCamPos = camPos


	local adjustedCamDelta = camDelta

	local swayInput = Vector2.new(adjustedCamDelta.X, adjustedCamDelta.Y) * 0.4

	local rightVector = Camera.CFrame.RightVector
	local moveDir = Humanoid.MoveDirection
	local sideways = moveDir:Dot(rightVector)
	local tiltInput = sideways * 1 

	swaySpring.Target = swayInput
	rotationSpring.Target = tiltInput

	local offset = swaySpring.Position
	MainFrame.Position = originalPosition + UDim2.new(0, offset.X, 0, offset.Y)
	MainFrame.Rotation = originalRotation + rotationSpring.Position
end)

on relative line four of the code I just provided, change the number ten if the results aren’t good keep messing with it. If the results are just toally bad tho then it’s proably not soluton.

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#7

sorry for the late reply but i found a better solution for my problem

local lastCamCFrame = Camera.CFrame

RunService.RenderStepped:Connect(function(dt)
	local camCFrame = Camera.CFrame
	local camDelta = lastCamCFrame:ToObjectSpace(camCFrame)
	lastCamCFrame = camCFrame

	local x, y, z = camDelta:ToEulerAnglesXYZ()
-- This is what i added^
	local swayInput = Vector2.new(-math.deg(y*0.7), -math.deg(x)) * 3

	local rightVector = camCFrame.RightVector
	local moveDir = Humanoid.MoveDirection
	local sideways = moveDir:Dot(rightVector)
	local tiltInput = sideways * 1

	swaySpring.Target = swayInput
	rotationSpring.Target = tiltInput

	local offset = swaySpring.Position
	MainFrame.Position = originalPosition + UDim2.new(0, offset.X, 0, offset.Y)
	MainFrame.Rotation = originalRotation + rotationSpring.Position
end)
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