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Focus Forge

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Focus Forge

By PIFFY483

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A simple third-person camera utility with lock-on mechanics.

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Description:

Focus Forge is a lightweight mod that adds a shoulder-camera offset and an entity lock-on system. This project was built to provide a more focused perspective during combat and exploration. It’s not meant to be a massive game-changer, just a cleaner way to look at the world.

The code is open for anyone who wants to take a look or build upon it.

Default Keybinds:

  • Lock-On: Set to 'R' by default.

  • Camera GUI (Settings): Set to 'O' by default.

  • Note: You can always reassign these via Options -> Controls -> Keybinds to suit your preference.

Settings: Accessible via the "O" key or the "Configure" button in the Mod Menu.

"Pro Tip: For the most responsive combat experience, keep your character's lock-on speed at least as fast as the camera's tracking. A slower character rotation can break combat synchronization and cause missed hits."

Important Note: When disengaging the lock-on, the camera will "snap" back to your character's facing direction. This is not a bug; it is a intentional design choice for technical and personal reasons.

— Just Somebody