Local CinematicsFolder = nil - Path to your folder! Now that you’ve made your animation, we need to actually script it so we can run it in-game local RunService = game:GetService('RunService') It should export a folder that contains the CFrame for every frame (Based on the animation FPS, 60 by default) Place this folder in a place the client can access Once you have finished your animation, it’s time to export. (Extra tip! You can add a character with an animation to your project, and animate them at the same time! This is great for syncing the camera with character animation) Slide the position marker forward a bit and make the next keyframe, keep doing this until you’re finished.

Once you’ve found a nice position press the + key to make a new keyframe Once you’ve made a new project, add a camera to it.Īnd move your camera anywhere you’d like (Tip, you can use control + h to toggle the UI)

I will start by explaining how to make simple cutscenes that always appear in the same position, I recommend reading that first, since the gameplay portion will build off of that.

Roblox how to make cutscenes