Problem with lock on. There is dismatch between Camera rotation and HumanoidRootPart Orientation

[estelino]

1. I want to fix my Character “Lagging” its’ rotation.

If I Lerp Camera CFrame(the main problem):

If I don’t Lerp but just set camera CFrame to CameraTargetCFrame:

You can see my character body glitching, like it’s rotation being overriden multiple times(but nothing should cause it)

The problem isn’t happening if I set camera CFrame instantly(instead of Lerping and using deltatime from Runservice.RenderStepped)

local TargetRotation = CFrame.lookAt(HumRP.Position, Vector3.new(TargetPosition.X, Y_Target, TargetPosition.Z))
	HumRP.CFrame = TargetRotation

local X = HumRP.CFrame.RightVector * OFFSET_X
local Y = Vector3.new(0, OFFSET_Y, 0)
local Z = HumRP.CFrame.LookVector * OFFSET_Z
local CAMERA_OFFSET = X + Y + Z
			
local CameraTargetCFrame = CFrame.lookAt(HumRP.Position + CAMERA_OFFSET, TargetPosition)
	Camera.CFrame = Camera.CFrame:Lerp(CameraTargetCFrame, math.clamp(dt * 22, 0, 1))

[Foxtrot2005_xXx (Foxtrot)]

I only think here main of problem with code fasting also in math clamp because his value out 1 to one not multiple for dt, try deleted math clamp and just put dt for accelerate of rotation

[estelino]

Deleting math.clamp or changing accelerate value don’t help. Also here’s what print(math.clamp(dt * 22, 0, 1)) looks like in output:

By “code fasting” you mean it takes too long to complete function? If yes then no, because I tested it and nothing changed(I just deleted other code, but nothing changed)

[estelino]

Nevermind, I got the solution.

I just replaced
Camera.CFrame = Camera.CFrame:Lerp(CameraTargetCFrame, math.clamp(dt * 22, 0, 1))

With
Camera.CFrame = Camera.CFrame:Lerp(CameraTargetCFrame, 0.5)

I guess frame update difference caused huge difference between each camera movement, so it looked choppy.