I’ve been trying to figure out how many games such as Weaponry (displayed bellow) makes these sort of screenshake, if anyone has any sort of idea PLS let me know
I tried offsetting the camera towards the magazine/handle a little and didnt achieve what I really looked for.. I presume it uses CFrames
(i’m not looking for a code to copy paste 
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EZ Camera Shake, once a legend, always a legend
what part of the module does it use?
Just use something like this(from the post):
local camShake = CameraShaker.new(Enum.RenderPriority.Camera.Value, function(shakeCf)
camera.CFrame = camera.CFrame * shakeCf
end)
camShake:Start()
-- Explosion shake:
camShake:Shake(CameraShaker.Presets.Explosion)
Just check the documentation for different modes, and get the needed modules from the post(just assume you need them all)
Its a like set Camera Shake so its not different every time
unsure if they made it using a part or blender to animate the camera?
How you did like this can you share source?
This is a port from Unity, and it’s been around for a long time, done many ways.
Here is my version of it, revamped a bit. This is a setup file with all you need.
There is a test file in this too. No explanation needed. Drag-and-drop setup.
Shaker.rbxm (8.2 KB)
Some other links
andersonaddo/EZ-Camera-Shake-Unity
Sleitnick/RbxCameraShaker
My version it pretty easy to use.. fire a remote and you shake.
Was doing this back in Unity the same way. Good stuff.
As a heads-up, I got it to work by adding a part (CameraBone for example) to my character then making the camera’s CFrame be affected relative to the difference in orientation between the character’s Torso and CameraBone.
Here’s how it looks:
local cameraBone = char:WaitForChild('CameraBone')
local m6dCamera = Instance.new('Motor6D')
m6dCamera.Parent = torso
m6dCamera.Part0 = torso
m6dCamera.Part1 = cameraBone
m6dCamera.Name = 'CamBone'
m6dCamera.C0 = CFrame.new(0, 2, 0)
local OldCamCF = cameraBone.CFrame:ToObjectSpace(hrp.CFrame)
local function updateCam()
local NewCamCF = cameraBone.CFrame:ToObjectSpace(torso.CFrame)
local updatedCF = NewCamCF:ToObjectSpace(OldCamCF)
cam.CFrame *= updatedCF
OldCamCF = NewCamCF
end
runService.RenderStepped:Connect(function(delta)
if hum.Health > 0 and char:FindFirstChild("Torso") then
updateCam()
end
end)
Then, you can add a rig and do the same setup as your character (adding a CameraBone) then animate the orientation
Here’s a little showcase;
here’s a video link if you want to see it more clearly: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WavGdq71GNs
