2 Advanced Cameras???

I am trying to alter the Advanced Camera so that it will pan and look at the target object at the same time. I am setting it up as a GodView camera because it is the closest to what I am looking for. What I am having trouble with is that some settings are not getting passed through to the camera object at runtime. After some debugging, the nearest I can tell is that the camera I am sending settings to and the one that is being called during updates are not the same object ('this' is a different location in memory when I am stepping in the various functions). There seems to be 2 Advanced Camera objects. Even with this though, some of the settings are persisting to both objects.

What works:
mCurrentGodViewOffset is being set through "void AdvancedCamera::setGodViewOffset(Point3F offset)". The location in memory for 'this', I will call it &this1, is different from &this2 which is what "void AdvancedCamera::setGodViewOffset(Point3F offset)" is running from. The value of mCurrentGodViewOffset is the same in both places though and it is changing often.

What does not work:
I created mStoreDirection as a MatrixF private to Advanced Camera. I have a function that returns columns in this matrix and it is running in &this1. I change the value of the matrix in "void AdvancedCamera::setPosition(const Point3F& pos)" which is running in &this2. The values do not persist. I have debugged enough to see that everything by itself is running correctly.

My Theory:
I am guessing that &this1 is a server camera and &this2 is a client camera. The only thing I could really think of is that "void AdvancedCamera::writePacketData" and "void AdvancedCamera::readPacketData" was persisting mCurrentGodViewOffset to the client but it does not go back the other way for mStoreDirection. At least it did nto change my results when I added it to the packing list.

So why are there 2 camera objects and how do I go about getting the one I want or at least persisting the settings that I want?