Weld camera to a moving brick

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#21

Alright, the code is great and works perfectly. Just the thing is when I try to adapt it to the other button is just puts error. I try closing it adding new function called closed, but later call gets error or doesn’t connect to the function.

#22

I think that’s because its only within the local scope. Try removing local from call and then forward declare the call variable, so that it is in the global scope.

#23

Alright, after editing the variables and changing some code removing local scope. I get errors saying ‘got oeuf with end’ when a end should be there. (Also sorry for taking most of you time with this)

#24

If you provide your current code, I can take a look for you. It’s no bother either, this is why the forums exist - if you need anything explaining, I shall try to the best of my knowledge.

#25

Alright, here you may have the small edit I did to code. It now doesn’t work but stop saying errors.

local RunService = game:GetService("RunService")

local currentCamera = workspace.CurrentCamera
local button2 = script.Parent.Parent.FixCam
local button = script.Parent
local cameraPart = workspace.A320CFM.PlaneKit.Plane.OtherParts.Tail


	 function update()
		
		currentCamera.CFrame = cameraPart.CFrame
	end
function stop()
	local call = RunService.RenderStepped:Connect(update)
	

	call:Disconnect(update)
	print("time")

end

button.MouseButton1Click:Connect(update())
button2.MouseButton1Click:Connect(stop())
#26 
local RunService = game:GetService("RunService")

local currentCamera = workspace.CurrentCamera

local screenGUI = script.Parent

local open = screenGUI.Open
local close = screenGUI.Close

local cameraPart = workspace.Part

local call

local function fire()
	print("Fired")
	local function update()
		
		currentCamera.CFrame = cameraPart.CFrame
	end

	call = RunService.RenderStepped:Connect(update)

end

open.MouseButton1Click:Connect(fire)
close.MouseButton1Click:Connect(function()
	if not call then return end
	print("Disconnected")
	call:Disconnect()
	call = nil
end)

This was my quick approach.

#27

It works perfectly! Thank you for helping me. Have a great day.

I’ll mark it as solved right now, literally I want to thank you a lot! :grinning: