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Frametica

Frametica - Cinematic Cutscene Framework for Minecraft

Frametica is a powerful and comprehensive mod for Minecraft Forge that provides a complete toolkit for creating cinematic cutscenes and animated sequences directly within the game. Designed for content creators, map makers, and server administrators, Frametica enables you to craft professional-quality cinematic experiences without leaving Minecraft.

Purpose and Function

Frametica serves as a specialized framework for creating, managing, and playing back cinematic cutscenes in Minecraft. The mod allows players to record camera paths by placing waypoints throughout the world, then replay those paths as smooth, cinematic camera movements. This functionality is essential for:

Core Features

🎬 Cutscene System

📹 Advanced Camera Control

🎨 Interpolation Methods

Choose from multiple interpolation algorithms to achieve different movement styles:

🎭 Visual Effects

⚙️ Advanced Features

Usage

Creating Your First Cutscene

Follow these simple steps to create and play your first cinematic cutscene:

  1. Start Recording Waypoints

    • Stand at your starting position and look in the direction you want the camera to face
    • Type /ft add to place your first waypoint
    • Type /fta v to show placed points
    • Move to your next desired camera position and adjust your view angle
    • Type /ft add again to place another waypoint
    • Repeat this process for all positions you want in your cutscene (minimum 2 waypoints required)
  2. Add Optional Wait Times (Advanced)

    • If you want the camera to pause at a specific waypoint, use /ft add <seconds> where <seconds> is how long to wait
    • Example: /ft add 2.5 will add a waypoint with a 2.5 second pause
  3. Save Your Cutscene

    • Once you've placed all your waypoints, save them with a unique ID
    • Type /ft save <id> where <id> is a name for your cutscene (e.g., /ft save intro_scene)
    • Your waypoints are now saved as a reusable cutscene
  4. Play Your Cutscene

    • Type /ft play <id> to play your saved cutscene (e.g., /ft play intro_scene)
    • The camera will automatically move through all your waypoints smoothly
    • You can pause with /ft pause, resume with /ft resume, or stop with /ft stop
  5. Clear and Start Over (Optional)

    • If you want to create a new cutscene, use /ft clear to remove all current waypoints
    • Then repeat the process from step 1

Example Workflow:

/ft add                    # Place first waypoint at spawn
/fta v
[Move to position 2]
/ft add                    # Place second waypoint
[Move to position 3]
/ft add 1.5                # Place third waypoint with 1.5 second pause
[Move to position 4]
/ft add                    # Place final waypoint
/ft save my_first_cutscene # Save the cutscene
/ft play my_first_cutscene # Play it back!

Basic Workflow

  1. Record a Path: Use /ft add to place waypoints at desired camera positions
  2. Add Wait Times (optional): Use /ft add <waitTime> to add pauses at waypoints
  3. Save the Cutscene: Use /ft save <id> to save your recorded path
  4. Play the Cutscene: Use /ft play <id> to replay your cinematic sequence

Command Reference

Main Commands

Quick Aliases (/fta)

Debug Commands

Content Guidelines Compliance

This mod is designed for legitimate use in:

The mod does not provide any unfair gameplay advantages, cheating mechanisms, or exploits. All features are intended for creative and cinematic purposes within the bounds of normal gameplay.

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License. This license allows for free use, modification, and distribution, with the requirement that you must include the original copyright notice and license text when redistributing or using this mod. Attribution to the original authors (Nulled, Askiphy) is required.

Support

For issues, feature requests, questions, or contributions, you can get help through:

The mod is actively maintained and updated based on community feedback.


Note: This mod currently works best in single-player mode. Multiplayer support is planned for future updates. The mod requires both client and server components, which are automatically active in single-player worlds.

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