How can you make the camera tween to a part thats always moving?

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#1

I’m trying to tween the camera to a part thats always moving so once the part slows down, its like a dampening effect. The problem is that I’m unsure of how to start a new tween everytime the CFrame of the part changes.

#2

Have you already looked into the different easing style that exist for tweening ? Or is it really necessary, to tween it constantly to the part ?

#3

If the part constantly changes speed and direction, I don’t think you should use tweening for this. You can achieve a similar effect using body movers or lerping.

#4

Well im trying to add a dampening effect to the camera. The camera CFrame is updated every RenderStepped and set to the HumanoidRootPart’s CFrame which is controlled by a bodyMover. So…

#5

How could you use a body mover on the camera…?

Lerping causing it to shake and jigger.

#6

Actually, I think camera’s lerp function is deprecated so you shouldn’t use that. To use a bodymover, you can just use it on a seperate part which is at the same position as the camera, and then update the camera’s position to it’s aligned with the part.

Make sure the part is transparent though.

#7

Then have the body mover update as the RootPart moves? What body mover would you suggest?

#8

VectorForce, because apparently the other ones are legacy now

#9

VectorForces don’t rotate though, and I need the camera to rotate with the RootPart. Should I add a Gyro with it?

#10

I’m pretty sure that’s also legacy. You should try using AlignOrientation which is newer.