I was wondering if could I make the first person camera follow the head’s movement, preferably similar to pillar chase 2. In that game the camera in rounds seems to follow the movement of the head smoothly, without it breaking or being everywhere. I don’t think it works by just setting the cframe to the head’s.
Any idea of how it works could help
As to why I don’t think that works, when I do that, it breaks quite a bit:
- doesnt turn the natural way
- when walking backwards it keeps spinning in circles
basically I want to achieve this effect without affecting how would the camera actually work, kinda like just offsetting it
bumping this in case anyone knows
this was actually covered on another topic, but here is the solution regardless
local runservice = game:GetService("RunService")
local char = script.Parent
local hrp = char:WaitForChild("HumanoidRootPart")
local head = char:WaitForChild("Head")
local humanoid = char:WaitForChild("Humanoid")
runservice:BindToRenderStep("HeadMovement", Enum.RenderPriority.Camera.Value, function()
local object_space = (hrp.CFrame + Vector3.new(0, 1.5, 0)):ToObjectSpace(head.CFrame)
humanoid.CameraOffset = object_space.Position
end)
lmk if you have any issues
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Could you link the topic by any chance? Maybe I could learn more, dunno
i was able to find it!
i’d advise against using the model, though, since it looks like THIS…
yeah, pretty messy… also, sorry for the flashbang
they don’t really explain how it works… it’s a bit complicated to be honest, xD.
so i’m not really the guy to talk to about cframes as they are a menace to me and my wellbeing and their methods horrify me but i found this video to be quite informative and helpful. i hope you can also understand it since it’s admittedly a little bit complicated, and the formula to get the method being CFrame:Inverse() * cf is really not helping. regardless, i hope you learned something new.
have a good day!
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