I prefer the ObjectValue as you don’t really have to search where the object is, but for StringValue, if you want to access the camera somehow then you might have to dome some extra checks to get the current CCTV that’s being used. Yeah, in this case I’d not really like to use Boolean since that’s not really needed for something like this, also Using an object value or string value has another use, you can simply check them to see if the player is using a camera which means you don’t need CameraOn boolean too.
For example :
local value -- either stringvalue or objectvalue
--[[ (note :in the script that you handle if player is using camera or not you have to set the value of stringvalue to "" if player is not using it and if the value is an object value you have to set its value to nil which means that the player is not using the cam]]
-- if the value is a stringvalue you can check it like this
if value.Value~="" then -- it means the camera is being used
else -- means the camera is not being used
end
-- and if the value is an ObjectValue you can check it like this
if value.Value then -- means the camera is being used
else -- camera is not being used
end
Sorry for this bad explanation