Note: The higher the FOV the further the player will be from the screen Player.Character:WaitForChild('HumanoidRootPart') (I forgot what it does but I’m pretty sure it finds the player) player.CharacterAdded:Wait() Now that we did that, we need to add some other stuff after it. Lets start the script by call the player and Camera Variables. (MAKE SURE ITS IN THE RIGHT PLACE AND A LOCALSCRIPT) Now, You have a clear space to write your script.
To start, create a local script in StarterPlayerScripts and open it.
The default camera angle on Roblox can be changed by a player, however we want it to be still in a certain position following the player as they move about. This tutorial will cover Movement/Camera scripts and how to make your 2D game look good (Skip to the end for game kit!). Today I will show you how to make your own 2D game. A hill model has been added into the kit, nothing super big
