Free Camera
Free Camera perspective control
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About this mod Machine translation
Free Camera perspective control
Experience VI, unobstructed camera tilt and rotation, easy timing adjustments, super zoom and simple controls. Set up awesome screenshots and play the game from a customized perspective.
See FreeCam: Reduce Zoom Range plugin for more manageable zoom. If this mod is enabled then
No free spins required (light version).
Check out this series to see background patterns in the game.
Controls are great until you try panning at very low ground tilt angles. At this point, left-click dragging should always pan the map correctly if others fail.
Screenshots were taken using Sukritact's screenshot mode (see Other Mods below). I recommend this for taking screenshots or even just enjoying the game as it removes all the clutter.
Function
- User interface window contains localized text as well as game settings and keybinding changes.
- You can minimize the control panel just like Minimap, just move your mouse to the bottom to bring up the button to open it again.
- You can also drag the control panel on the screen. Just hold the top or bottom and drag it off the panel.
- More interesting default camera tilt curve similar to KinetiKam - it tilts back more when you zoom in closer.
- WASD keys for translation, QE keys for rotation (can be disabled, keys can be changed)
- Camera no longer resets after adjusting rotation.
- Corrected Tilt Mode: Enter this mode and have full control over camera tilt.
- Map zoom limit increased significantly.
- Quickly forward and rewind environment time (easier than using the vanilla settings window).
- Available for new games and single player saved games.
- Use keys to cycle between default and last used values.
- The + and - keys now work with continuous zoom adjustments instead of a single zoom adjustment, making the + and - keys actually usable with zoom key bindings.
Experience VI with unhindered camera tilt and rotation, easy Time of Day adjustments, ultra-zoom, and simple controls. Set up great screenshots and play the game from a custom perspective.
See the Free Camera: Reduced Zoom Range Addon for a more manageable zoom.
You don't need Free Rotation (light version) if you enable this mod.
See the collection to check out in-game backdrop mods.
The controls work well until you are trying to pan at very low to the ground tilt angles. At this point, left click dragging should always pan the map correctly if the others fail.
The screenshots were taken using Sukritact's Screenshot Mode (see Other Mods below). I recommend this for screenshots or even just admiring the game as it removes all of the clutter.
Features
- User Interface windows complete with localized text and in game settings and keybind changes.
- You can minimize the Control Panel like the Minimap, just move your mouse to the bottom to bring up the button to open it again.
- You can also drag the Control Panel around the screen. Just hold click over the top or bottom and drag away from the panel.
- A more interesting default camera tilt curve similar to KinetiKam - it tilts back more when you are zoomed in close.
- WASD key panning, QE key spinning (can be disabled, keys can be changed)
- Camera no longer resets after you adjust its rotation.
- Fixed Tilt Mode: Enter this mode and have full control over the camera tilt.
- Map zoom limits dramatically increased.
- Fast forward and rewind ambient time of day (more easily than using vanilla settings window).
- Usable with new games and single player saved games.
- Cycle between the default and last used values with key presses.
- + and - keys for zoom now make continuous zoom adjustments rather than single zoom adjustments, making + and - keys actually useful zoom keybinds.
Install & use Install: follow the bundled instructions
- Unzip the archive from playbuff and read the bundled readme / instructions first.
- There is no universal mod manager for this game: some mods replace game files directly, some go into a game-specific Mods folder, and some need a game-specific community loader or tool first — follow the bundled readme.
- Place the files exactly as the readme says; mods with listed dependencies need those installed too.
- Launch the game to confirm it loaded; some games require enabling mods in settings or an in-game mod menu.
Install locations vary a lot between games and mods — the bundled readme is the most reliable guide.