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Omnilook
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freelook/perspectivemod but cooler
Does not follow a specific thematic focus apart from vanilla Minecraft.
Used for mods with little to no gameplay elements.
Includes quality of life improvements and small tweaks to enhance and customize gameplay.
Adds client-side tools and features to enhance the user experience.
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Omnilook
A simple freelook/perspective mod for Minecraft.
Omnilook implements a small utility function for your player camera, which lets you rotate which way the third-person camera faces independent of your player's head movement. This lets you take fancy cinematic shots or aim your cursor in a specific direction while not having to be locked to looking in that direction too!
Version Support
Omnilook will support pretty much any and every mod loader and version of Minecraft you can think of. The table for this is kind of big, so please see the GitHub readme for the full thing.
Why Omnilook?
Omnilook is not the first mod to do this. Here's why you should try it out:
- It's lightweight. Unlike other mods, Omnilook is small and lightweight in about every way possible. It depends on other mods minimally, doesn't interrupt your game in the slightest, and the mod jar weighs in at far under 100 kilobytes.
- It's compatible. Omnilook will just work anywhere you put it. It uses as few injections as possible to get the job done, and often uses mod loaders' events and APIs to make sure it functions well with other mods.
- ...that's about it for now.
Configuration
Omnilook at its core is a pretty simple mod, so there aren't too many configuration options right now. Besides the activation key binding (by default bound to the grave key, <kbd>`</kbd>), the one other option to configure is if pressing it toggles the effect, or if holding it keeps it activated.
Issues?
See me on GitHub. I'd love to help!
Omnilook
A simple freelook/perspective mod for Minecraft.
Omnilook implements a small utility function for your player camera, which lets you rotate which way the third-person camera faces independent of your player's head movement. This lets you take fancy cinematic shots or aim your cursor in a specific direction while not having to be locked to looking in that direction too!
Version Support
Omnilook will support pretty much any and every mod loader and version of Minecraft you can think of. The table for this is kind of big, so please see the GitHub readme for the full thing.
Why Omnilook?
Omnilook is not the first mod to do this. Here's why you should try it out:
- It's lightweight. Unlike other mods, Omnilook is small and lightweight in about every way possible. It depends on other mods minimally, doesn't interrupt your game in the slightest, and the mod jar weighs in at far under 100 kilobytes.
- It's compatible. Omnilook will just work anywhere you put it. It uses as few injections as possible to get the job done, and often uses mod loaders' events and APIs to make sure it functions well with other mods.
- ...that's about it for now.
Configuration
Omnilook at its core is a pretty simple mod, so there aren't too many configuration options right now. Besides the activation key binding (by default bound to the grave key, `), the one other option to configure is if pressing it toggles the effect, or if holding it keeps it activated.
Issues?
See me on GitHub. I'd love to help!
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