Shape start out facing camera

I'm just getting into torquescript and need a LOT of help with this code! It is probably all wrong and if anyone can help me, I'd appreciate it a lot! Anyway, what it is SUPPOSED to do is make it so when you get a money object, "moneyDispOne" is created and it faces the camera on the Z axis and always stays right above the player's head. Here it is so far:

EDIT: I got it to *sort of* work, but I still need some help:

datablock StaticShapeData(moneyDispOne) // creating the rotating shape datablock...
{
   category = "Money";
   emap = true;
   shapeFile = "~/data/shapes/money/onedollar.dts";
};

function moneyDispOne::onAdd(%this,%obj)
{
    moneyDispPosition();
}

function moneyDispPosition()
{
    %pos = LocalClientConnection.camera.getPosition(); // Help! I need a function that gets the position of the orbiting camera. This seems to get the position of the observer mode camera.
    %pos2 = $moneyShapeToRotate.getTransform(); // $moneyShapeToRotate represents the object itself.
    %pos3 = LocalClientConnection.player.getTransform(); // player position

    %px = getword(%pos,0); // get camera x
    %py = getword(%pos,1); // get camera y

    %p3x = getword(%pos3,0); // get player x
    %p3y = getword(%pos3,1); // get player y
    %p3z = getword(%pos3,2)+2.5; // get player z

    %r2x = 0; // x rot
    %r2y = 0; // y rot
    %r2z = 1; // z rot
    %r2r = mAtan(-(%p2y-%py)/(%p2x-%px)); // get object rotation

    %posrot = %p3x SPC %p3y SPC %p3z SPC %r2x SPC %r2y SPC %r2z SPC %r2r; // put it all together

    $moneyShapeToRotate.setTransform(%posrot); //transformation
    schedule(50,0,"moneyDispPosition"); //do it again!
}

also, in another script:

function Money1::onCollision( %this, %obj, %col )
{
    $money = $money + 1;
    %temprotate = new StaticShape()
    {
        datablock = "moneyDispOne";
    };
    $moneyShapeToRotate = %temprotate;
    if ($moneygoing == false) {
        moneyIncrease(); }
    %obj.delete();
}

Problem is, I don't know what funtion to use to get the orbiting camera's position. Also, the object has very jerkey movements because I used 50 ms for the schedule time (I don't want to go too low). Any way to do this without such jerkiness?

If you can help, I'd be grateful. :)