How do you get the studio camera's CFrame?

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Hey so I want to get the studio camera’s CFrame but when doing:
print(game.Workspace.CurrentCamera.CFrame)
and then applying that value to
camera.CFrame=CFrame.new(-23.458601, 31.1507053, 105.792793, 0.185866609, -0.497387409, 0.847383857, -0, 0.862411439, 0.506208062, -0.982575059, -0.094087176, 0.16029346)
on a local script, the camera goes somewhere totally offsetted from the camera positon I was in in the studio.

Any help?

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This appears to be a bug, I was unable to find anything that says, “you can’t change the properties of the camera in Studio”. It is intended for workspace.CurrentCamera to be Studio’s camera, says so on the docs page.

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I did some experimenting, and it turns out:

  1. Running workspace.CurrentCamera.CFrame = CFrame.new(-23.458601, 31.1507053, 105.792793, 0.185866609, -0.497387409, 0.847383857, -0, 0.862411439, 0.506208062, -0.982575059, -0.094087176, 0.16029346) in the command bar in Studio
  2. and then pressing WASD on your keyboard.
  3. Repeat steps 1 and 2.

Studio’s camera CFrame will be different each time.

The expected behavior is to change the camera to CFrame.new(-23.458601, 31.1507053, 105.792793, 0.185866609, -0.497387409, 0.847383857, -0, 0.862411439, 0.506208062, -0.982575059, -0.094087176, 0.16029346).

The actual behavior is the camera was set to another CFrame.