Aeronautics Camera Sync

Rotates your camera together with the moving contraptions from Create Aeronautics, so standing on an airship feels really dynamic.

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⚠️ Requires Sable

What it does

When you stand on a ship or any other moving sable structure, your view rotates with it instead of staying locked to the world. Turns, banking and climbs read the way they should, and the horizon behaves like something you are travelling on rather than something you are watching.

Aiming follows the camera, not just the picture. Where you point is where you hit, where you throw from is where the item leaves, and how far you reach is measured from where you actually are.

👀 Take a look

ACS turns the camera. Aeronautics Player Tilt tilts your model and your hitbox with the sub-level, so other players see where your body actually is. It needs ACS installed.

Client and server

The config screen shows the current mode as a badge in the top-right corner: mode: server-client or mode: client-only.

If something breaks

Occasionally an item or a mechanic from another mod behaves incorrectly: a throw that curves somewhere unintended, an interaction that will not land, a crash while aiming. It comes from how the game itself is built, and each case needs its own compatibility fix.

Three ways out, from narrowest to widest.

• Blacklist the one item. Hold it and press the Toggle Blacklist Item Key, or add its id (for example create:potato_cannon) on the Item Blacklist tab of the config screen. The tilt turns off only while that item is in your hand. Off-hand items count too.
• Turn the tilt off. Press I, rebindable in the config as Toggle Camera Tilt.
• Turn the mod off. The Enable Mod setting.

To check whether ACS is the cause, run the quick diagnostic. The fixes are in troubleshooting.md.

For mod developers

ACS moves the point the player looks from. Most mods need no changes: any ray that goes through level.clip() is corrected automatically.

If your mod aims at the wrong place on a tilting contraption, or you want it to drive the tilt itself, start at the documentation index.

• Adding the dependency. The repository, the coordinates, and the first call.
• Driving the tilt yourself. Set your own camera tilt through the public API.
• Compatibility. Which mods ACS carries a fix for, and how each incompatibility is resolved.

Free to use in any modpack, public or private. No permission needed, and a link back is welcome but not required.

Special thanks to mrlemonhog for contributing to the project.