SafeCam

Move a limited local camera inside loaded chunks with collision, distance limits, blocked interactions, and visible boundaries.

模组 Fabric Forge NeoForge 实用

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介绍

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SafeCam

A limited camera with visible boundaries.

SafeCam is a deliberately restricted free-camera utility. The player stays fixed while the local camera moves inside a small, collision-aware area; movement and interaction inputs are blocked while active.

✨ Highlights

Hold/toggle activation with a persistent active-state warning
Smooth local camera movement and adjustable speed
One-key return to the player/start position
Collision enabled and loaded-chunks-only behavior
Maximum distance boundary with direction and distance HUD
Automatic reset on damage, world change, dimension change, death, or disconnect

🎮 Quick start

Download the file for your exact Minecraft version and loader.
Install Fabric API as well when using a Fabric build.
Put the JAR in your profile’s mods folder.
Start Minecraft and check Controls/settings for the available options.

Press F6 to toggle SafeCam. Reset, speed, boost, movement smoothing, distance, and damage behavior are available in settings.

🧩 Compatibility

Client-side only; a vanilla server does not need to install it.
Fabric builds require Fabric API. Forge and NeoForge builds use their matching loader.
Use the file made for your exact Minecraft version and loader.
Available from Minecraft 1.16.5 through 26.1.2 where that loader exists.

🔒 Privacy and safety

No telemetry, analytics, ads, account system, or background network service.
Configuration stays on your device.
The mod is designed around conservative defaults and clean fallback behavior.
Always check the rules of the server you play on; some servers restrict client utilities.

🚫 What it does not do

Does not pass through solid blocks or load new chunks
Does not attack, use, break, open containers, or interact remotely
Does not generate player movement packets, imitate spectator mode, reveal hidden content, or bypass anti-cheat systems

📦 Support

When reporting a problem, include the Minecraft version, loader, mod version, and the relevant client log. Do not upload a random loader/version combination: each published file is built for the exact version shown on its page.