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Shoulder Surfing Wynncraft Integration

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Shoulder Surfing Wynncraft Integration

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This client-side addon makes your character face the Shoulder Surfing crosshair when you attack or use an item. It is designed for Wynncraft combat.

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Shoulder Surfing Wynncraft Integration makes your character face the Shoulder Surfing crosshair whenever you attack or use an item, even when no block or entity is within interaction range. This allows attacks and spells, especially Mage wand attacks, to follow the camera’s direction while using a decoupled third-person view.

The mod uses Shoulder Surfing’s targeting and rotation system to update the player’s direction immediately before each action. It works with both left and right click inputs, any held item, and clicks into the air. It does not increase attack range, generate additional clicks, or cast spells automatically.

The mod is compatible with Wynntils auto-attack feature. Attacks generated by Wynntils are detected and the player is oriented toward the crosshair before the corresponding attack or use packet is sent.