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Licensed MIT
Published 3 years ago
Updated 2 days ago
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1.20.4-3.0.0
Release
ShoulderSurfing-Fabric-1.20.4-3.0.02 years ago 2,720
Compatibility
Minecraft: Java Edition
1.20.4
Platform
Fabric
Supported environments
Client-side
Required content
Changes
- Added option to decouple camera rotations from player rotations (default: true)
- Added free look when holding "left alt" (configurable)
- The player now aims at the position (estimate) of the crosshair when using a "static" or "with first person" crosshair type
- Added support for regular expressions for adaptive crosshair item configuration options (use and hold)
- Added camera distance smoothing (speed depends on camera transition speed multiplier)
- The dynamic crosshair now ignores blocks without collision when aiming
- Changed name of config file to "shouldersurfing-client.toml"
- Split perspective config options into perspective and camera
- Changed default crosshair type to static
- Reduced default value of center camera when looking down angle
- Increased default value of camera z-offset
- Removed config option to limit player reach (now always true)
- Set config option to hide player when looking up from a certain angle to 0 by default
- Reduced chance of camera clipping through walls
- Removed camera collisions when in spectator mode and not following an entity
- Fixed config option to hide player when looking up from a certain angle
- Changed 3rd person spyglass implementation to make it more compatible with other mods
- Converted default adaptive crosshair determination logic to internal plugin
- Renamed all packages (this breaks 3rd party plugins for shoulder surfing reloaded)
- Support for Iris 1.7+
- Support for Controlify
Known incompatibilities
Supplementary resources
| File | Type | Size | |
|---|---|---|---|
| ShoulderSurfing-Fabric-1.20.4-3.0.0-API.jar | Unknown | 5.49 KiB |
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