Motion Capture

About

Motion Capture is a mod that allows you to record and replay player movements. It is created mainly for people who want to create complex scenes in Minecraft without using real players.

It records:

-movements

-sprinting, jumping, swimming, sneaking

-swinging hands

-using items

-items in hands and armor

-states like being on fire, being invisible, or glowing

-placing, breaking and interacting with blocks

-nearby entities and riding them

After you save recording, you can create a scene to which you can add multiple recordings or other scenes with parameters like player name, skin, position offset, or start delay.

How to use

• First, you need to start recording using /mocap recording start. It will record all your movements or movements of a player given as an argument.
• Then, you can stop recording using /mocap recording stop and save it with /mocap recording save [name].
• Use /mocap playing start [name] (player_name) (mineskin_url) to play recording.
• You can also create scenes to which you can add multiple recordings or other scenes, with parameters like player name, position offset, or start delay.
• To create scene use /mocap scenes add (scene_name). Then, add your recording using /mocap scenes addTo [scene_name] [recording_name] (delay) (x_offset) (y_offset) (z_offset) (player_name) (skin_source_type) (skin_source) (you can skip arguments in round brackets if you want).
• To play scene use /mocap playing start .[scene_name] - you need to put a dot before the scene name.
• By putting a dot before name, when using /mocap scenes addTo [...], you can also add scenes to other scenes.

Commands

/mocap recording [...] - Recording player movements

/mocap recordings [...] - Managing recording files

/mocap scenes [...] - Creating and modifying scenes

/mocap playing [...] - Playing scenes and recordings

/mocap settings [...] - Shows and modifies settings

/mocap info - Displays information about mod

/mocap help - Displays help message

Example

Simple example of one recording used 4 times in a scene with time and position offset

One recording of climbing stairs used multiple times in a scene with start delay

Discord: https://discord.gg/nzDETZhqur

About

Motion Capture is a mod that allows you to record and replay player movements. It is created mainly for people who want to create complex scenes in Minecraft without using real players.

It records:

• movements
• sprinting, jumping, swimming, sneaking
• swinging hands
• using items
• items in hands and armor
• states like being on fire, being invisible, or glowing
• placing, breaking and interacting with blocks
• nearby entities and riding them

After you save recording, you can create a scene to which you can add multiple recordings or other scenes with parameters like player name, position offset, or start delay.

How to use

• First, you need to start recording using /mocap recording start. It will record all your movements or movements of a player given as an argument.
• Then, you can stop recording using /mocap recording stop and save it with /mocap recording save [name].
• Use /mocap playing start [name] (player_name) (mineskin_url) to play recording.
• You can also create scenes to which you can add multiple recordings or other scenes, with parameters like player name, position offset, or start delay.
• To create scene use /mocap scenes add (scene_name). Then, add your recording using /mocap scenes addTo [scene_name] [recording_name] (delay) (x_offset) (y_offset) (z_offset) (player_name) (skin_source_type) (skin_source) (you can skip arguments in round brackets if you want).
• To play scene use /mocap playing start .[scene_name] - you need to put a dot before the scene name.
• By putting a dot before name, when using /mocap scenes addTo [...], you can also add scenes to other scenes.

Commands

/mocap recording [...] - Recording player movements

/mocap recordings [...] - Managing recording files

/mocap scenes [...] - Creating and modifying scenes

/mocap playing [...] - Playing scenes and recordings

/mocap settings [...] - Shows and modifies settings

/mocap info - Displays information about mod

/mocap help - Displays help message

Example

Simple example of one recording used 4 times in a scene with time and position offset

One recording of climbing stairs used multiple times in a scene with start delay