The mod known as Cinematic Cameras enables you to create films without needing to leave Minecraft BE. It’s fantastic that there’s no requirement for external software – everything is integrated into this compact mod.
How to Use the Cinematic Cameras Mod
At first glance, the Cinematic Cameras mod may seem a bit complicated to master. However, with this mod, the process becomes much more straightforward. Capturing cinematic scenes in Minecraft PE revolves around setting up control and anchor points.
In theory, you could place up to four billion of these points in the game! However, such a number should only be mentioned in Minecraft on Android if you want your device to freeze or the game to close rapidly – the strain on the device’s internals is immense.
Now, let’s return to the points. Checkpoints are used for the camera to navigate through them, while reference points are meant for the camera to view a specified location. Here are the commands for usage.
- The function next_scene and the function prev_scene are required for enabling cyclic transitions;
- The function play_scene is responsible for playing the current scene;
- The function stop_scene halts the playback of the current scenes;
- The function show_scene and the function hide_scene conceal particles within the scenes;
- The function info will display the number of the current scene;
- The function shortcuts provides spawn eggs for reference and checkpoint locations;
- The function remove_last_checkpoint will eliminate the most recent checkpoint.
Make sure to activate the experimental gameplay mode in Minecraft Bedrock Edition. Done!
