How can I make my screen shake?

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#22

No problem. Whenever you need help, just ask! :smile:

#23

I like this one:

local function Shake_Cam_Event_sub()
	local x = math.random(-100,100)/100
   	local y = math.random(-100,100)/100
   	local z = math.random(-100,100)/100
	local step_int = 1
	for counter_a = 10, 0, -1 do
		step_int = step_int * -1
		local shift_int = counter_a/10 * step_int
		local xx = x*shift_int
		local yy = y*shift_int
		local zz = z*shift_int
		Humanoid.CameraOffset = Vector3.new(xx,yy,zz)
		wait(0.01)
	end
end
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#25

May i know why we need math.random(-100,100)/100

#26

That is because math.random can’t do decimal places, so we go up to -100, 100 and then scale back down to -1, 1 but this time with 2 decimal places.

(alternative could be Random.new, but that’s your choice.)

#27

This code may or may not have been written by an ai…

local function shakeCamera(camera, duration, intensity, frequency)
	local originalPosition = camera.CFrame.Position
	local startTime = tick()

	local function update()
		local currentTime = tick()
		local elapsed = currentTime - startTime

		if elapsed < duration then
			local offsetX = math.sin(elapsed * frequency) * intensity
			local offsetY = math.cos(elapsed * frequency) * intensity

			local newPosition = Vector3.new(
				originalPosition.X + offsetX,
				originalPosition.Y + offsetY,
				originalPosition.Z
			)

			camera.CFrame = CFrame.new(newPosition, originalPosition)
		else
			camera.CFrame = CFrame.new(originalPosition)
		end
	end

	-- Connect the update function to a RenderStepped event
	local connection
	connection = game:GetService("RunService").RenderStepped:Connect(function()
		update()

		-- Disconnect the event when the duration is over
		if tick() - startTime >= duration then
			connection:Disconnect()
		end
	end)
end