I am making a cutscene, where it starts at a fixed currentcamera cframe, what caught my attention is that it starts off not perfectly facing the front. (slightly off)
the method i use for my currentcamera CFrame is basically
workspace.CurrentCamera.CFrame = CFrame.new(PartPosition,Vector3.new(0,0,0))
that’s start part,
and yes the part is facing the front, it is also anchored.
just wanted to know if it is a known bug or not,
if not, then ill try to figure it out myself.
Have you tried zeroing out all the rotation axes within the CFrame?
What is the point of the new Vector3? Just use PartPosition.CFrame
workspace.CurrentCamera.CFrame = PartPosition.CFrame
The second argument of the CFrame is a LookAt vector, which is where the part will face. You’re making the camera positioned at PartPositioned, but then face Vector 0,0,0.
If you create a CFrame with just the position argument CFrame.new(PartPosition), then the Camera will face the negative Z direction (default direction).
Unless PartPosition is an actual Vector3 then just use a normal BasePart
that’s not how it works!
thank you very much, i don’t know why i needed the orientation argument when i dont use it
