Camera

In Marmot, you can adjust a player or audience’s camera, to control their pitch, yaw, roll, and FOV.

If any fields are left empty:

• pitch will default to -1 (don’t change from the client’s current pitch)
• yaw will default to -1 (don’t change from the client’s current yaw)
• roll will default to -1 (don’t change from the client’s current roll)
• fov will default to -1 (don’t change from the client’s current fov)
• fovOp will default to 0 (FovOp.SET)
  • Options: SET, ADD, DIV, MUL, RESET
• fovAnimTicks will default to 5
• lockFov will default to false
• animateFov will default to false

In Kotlin, it looks like this:

player.adjustCamera(
  pitch = 0,
  yaw = 0,
  roll = 15, // degrees, 360 for one revolution
  fov = 90,
  fovOp = FovOp.SET,
  fovAnimTicks = 2, // how many ticks to spend interpolating/animating the FOV
  lockFov = true, // false grants control back to vanilla/zoom mods
  animateFov = true // whether to interpolate the FOV change or immediately apply it
)