Are you tired of the annoying camera snapping effect in third-person mode? Say goodbye to those sudden zooms and enjoy a smooth, immersive experience with the CameraNoClip mod for Minecraft - with both Fabric and Forge support!
Originally a popular feature in the Wurst Client, CameraNoClip now comes as a standalone mod, allowing your camera in third-person mode to move around freely without snapping to nearby blocks and entities. This significantly improves user comfort, especially in crowded areas, where the camera would otherwise zoom in and out abruptly.
Not only does this mod improve your overall gameplay experience, but it can also be used to see through blocks at certain angles. However, if you're specifically looking for that feature, you might want to try the Wurst Client itself instead, which offers more powerful features like Freecam, CaveFinder, and X-Ray.
Don't let the camera snapping effect ruin your Minecraft experience any longer! Download the CameraNoClip mod today and enhance your third-person view like never before!
(This assumes that you are using Windows with Eclipse and Java Development Kit 17 already installed.)
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Clone / download the repository.
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Run these two commands in PowerShell:
./gradlew.bat genSources ./gradlew.bat eclipse
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In Eclipse, go to
Import...
>Existing Projects into Workspace
and select this project.
- Removes the annoying camera snapping effect in third-person mode
- Allows the camera to move around freely, without snapping to nearby blocks and entities
- Improves user comfort during gameplay
- Compatible with both Fabric and Forge
- Download the CameraNoClip mod for your desired mod loader (Fabric or Forge)
- Place the downloaded .jar file in your Minecraft mods folder
- Launch Minecraft with the corresponding mod loader and enjoy your enhanced third-person view!
- This mod is client-side only, meaning it does not need to be installed on a server for you to enjoy its benefits.
- Make sure you have the latest version of Fabric or Forge installed for your Minecraft version.