Using Studio's camera system in-game?

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#1

I’m working on a game where I’m planning to have a free camera system, just like when you view the workspace in studio.

Is it possible to access the script for that camera and stick it into the game? Or would I have to make my own system?

I also know there’s a cinematic camera script that you can enable in-game, but it doesn’t have the same features as the workspace camera, where you could still use your mouse cursor along with the more snappy movement. I still need to look into the script if I could adjust for my needs.

#2

I wish this was possible, I doth think it is for now.

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#3

I guess it’s possible to script it though since I’ve seen it in Blood and Iron. (around 4:56)

So that means I would have to bind keys through ContextActionService to update the position of the camera. But, I have no idea how to change the rotation of the camera when the player holds the right click.

#4

Using ContextActionService, you can detect when the player moves their mouse and how much they do. With that information, you can turn it into camera rotation using CFrame.Angles().

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#5

There’s also the freecam scripts

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#6

This is possible. Make a new game in Studio and play-test. Go to your player’s PlayerGui in the explorer window and you will find a ScreenGui named “Freecam”. Copy that and stop testing the game.

Then you can paste that screengui anywhere, and when you give it to a player’s PlayerGui, it will allow them to use freecam when they press Shift+P

It’s not exactly the same as Studio’s freecam but it works!

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