Native mod by selfmonoraque5
A camera that moves with you: it leans into strafes, sways on turns, dips on landing and bobs with your steps
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Made by selfmonoraque5. Its authors own it and answer for it. Not made or endorsed by the Horizon project. Mod policy
A camera that moves with you. It leans into strafes, tips as you jump and fall, sways on fast turns, dips when you land, bobs with your steps and breathes while you stand still. Everything runs on springs, so the camera eases into each motion and settles back with a little weight instead of snapping.
Every effect has its own strength (OFF to 200%), plus overall intensity, smoothness and bounce presets, how much stays while swimming or flying, when fast travel fades it out (elytra, boats, minecarts, so it stays out of flight mods' way) and the lean direction. All in Options > Mods > Living Camera, with a key to toggle it in game.
Client side only: it works in single player and on any server. It reads only your own position, view and the block at your eyes, with no network or file access beyond its own settings.
Source: https://github.com/selfmonoraque5/living-camera
Inspired by Camera Overhaul by Mirsario (https://github.com/Mirsario/Minecraft-CameraOverhaul). Written from scratch for Horizon: it contains none of Camera Overhaul's code or assets and is not made or endorsed by Mirsario.
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1.0.02026-11-09 · for Minecraft 26.3 · made on Horizon fdc87ae
Builds on every Horizon with native hook points v369
First release