How to Adjust Camera Angles in Roblox

Last Updated: November 8, 2022

So you can't figure out how to fix your camera on Roblox. Maybe this is your first time playing, or maybe it's just been a while. Fear not, you've come to the right place.

Method 1

Method 1 of 3:

Adjusting Your View Up and Down

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To make your view go closer to the ground (looking more towards the sky), look at your keyboard and find the key called "Page Down" , "PgDn" or something to that effect. It is normally near the "delete", "end", and inert key.
2
Find the key on your keyboard labeled "Page Up" or "PgUp" to make it go up. It should be above the "Page Down" or the PgDn" key. Pressing this key will result in your camera view going up.

Method 2

Method 2 of 3:

Adjusting Your View Left and Right

1
Press the "." or ">" keys to make your view turn to the left.
2
Press the "," or the "<" key to make your view turn to the right. Clicking the comma key will turn your view to the right.

Method 3

Method 3 of 3:

Scrolling Using Your Mouse

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If you are on a laptop and do not have a mouse, this method does not apply to you. If you do have a mouse however, just scroll forwards until you enter a first person view.
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Move your mouse according to the desired position of your camera view. Scroll back out and your view should be corrected.

Community Q&A

Question

How can I get my camera to shoot close up on a PC?

Community Answer

If you have a mouse, hold the right-click button and move your mouse where you want to move your camera angle. If you use a touch-pad, hold down the right side and move your finger where you want your camera angle to move.
Question

When I scroll my camera up, it goes down, and when I scroll down, it goes up. How do I fix this?

ANDREW CHEN

Community Answer

Go to Settings on the top left corner when in a game. Click "Camera inverted" and it now does the opposite.
Question

How can I change the perspective without using the shift lock?

Community Answer

Scroll with your mouse and zoom in. Or on your keyboard, press “O” to zoom out; press “I” as in "ill" to zoom in.