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FlowMo | Cinematic Camera
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FlowMo | Cinematic Camera

"FlowMo – Another cinematic camera for Bedrock? What's different about this one?" Recently, I encountered a cinematographic problem that I couldn't…

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“FlowMoAnother cinematic camera for Bedrock? What’s different about this one?”

Recently, I encountered a cinematographic problem that I couldn’t resolve with one of the existing Bedrock cinematic add-ons, so I created my own.

FlowMo

And I made it better.

For Minecraft Bedrock Edition, FlowMo is a more effective cinematic camera. It offers styled cinematic shots that attempt to imitate Java Edition’s “Replay Mode” to some extent. It was built from the ground up.

Reasons to upgrade your cinematography:

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Unique features

Preview Video:

Basic Usage:

To begin any cinematic, the function ‘add_cam‘ must be entered first.

To gain access to the cinematic tools, type the function “tools_” to see available toolsets. Also, see the function ‘help_’ to view info for certain functions.

A Note from the Creator

This is my first add-on! I’d love to hear your suggestions and feedback to help improve this pack. If you like this content, check out my youtube channel below!

Youtube: ethanjmac

Changelog

  • Added tutorial video
  • Input the download link to access my content
  • Posted my pack!

Installation

No experiments required!

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Please follow these steps to both support me and get awesome content:

  1. Click the installation link and verify that you’re a real human (hopefully you are)
  2. Click “Free Access” and view articles for five seconds
  3. Download my behavior pack!

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