Unfinite Freecam

What makes this freecam datapack special?

• A replica player figure spawns while using the Freecam
  • v1: Nearly accurate figures with capes. Made out of item displays. Details below
  • v2: Using the new Mannequin Entity
• ✔ Survival friendly and works without "Cheats" enabled
• ✔ Multiplayer friendly
• ✔ No resourcepacks, plugins or mods are needed

v2 Update: Now with mannequins and external support! [1.21.9+]

• Not fully released yet.

How does it work? [v1]

• Player figures are display entity based and made out of custom player heads
  • These figures are generated with the bdengine.app
• All default skins available as player body + own skins addable!
• Multiple capes selectable

How to use

1. Enable and reload the datapack

2. By default, every player can use:

   • /trigger unfinite-freecam to enter/exit freecam
   • /trigger unfinite-freecam-options to select a skin and cape [v1 only]

3. Admin settings via /function unfinite-freecam:admin/settings:

   • Enable/disable freecam permission
   • Enable/disable skin/cape selection
   • Manually select skin and cape for an online(!) player [v1 only]
   • Enable/disable limited vision underground
   • Enable/disable spectating through blocks
   • Select freecam range (default: 32 blocks)

4. Add own skins into the datapack: [v1 only]

   Creating the player figure

   • YouTube Tutorial:
     1. Make Player Statues in Vanilla Minecraft – by Sister (Realms creator)
        Covers setting up bdengine and creating the player figure
   • Setup bdengine with a Mineskin Account to auto-generate player heads
   • Generate a player figure with your IGN or texture file
   • Rotate it 180° and lower it until only the head is above floor level
   • For all parts, set additional NBT to:

     Tags: ["unfinite_freecam_dummy"]
     

   • For the head only, set additional NBT to:

     Tags: ["head"]
     

   • Click "export to Minecraft" and copy the /summon command

   Adding it into the datapack

   • Create a new file at:

     data/unfinite-freecam/function/system/skin/*namespace*.mcfunction
     

   • Paste the /summon command inside the file
   • Remove the / at the beginning
   • Change:

     ~-0.5 ~ ~-0.5
     

     to:

     ~ ~ ~
     

   • Add a new command line to the .options and .select_option functions inside the system folder
     • Follow the correct structure using your *namespace* and the next number
   • Note: You may need to copy the modifyed files, so they are not deleted in case of an update