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Ah, after reading your question a few more times, I think I've finally got it. The reason that this is happening is because you have *two* cameras, and you are changing the ShakeRotation on the camera you don't want to change. All you need to do is create an object reference to your scene camera: `public GameObject sceneCam;` and then change your ShakeRotation calls so that instead of saying `iTween.ShakeRotation(gameObject, etc.)`, you say `iTween.ShakeRotation(sceneCam, etc.)` That should work. :) Klep

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