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30 lip 2020 · FreecamV is a freecam script inspired by Jedijosh 's Ingame screenshot mod that I originally developed for a FiveM server but later ported to singleplayer. Some of the key differences between this and ingame screenshot are as follows: Entity atttachment, more configuration options, smoother movement (in my opinion) and filters.
13 sie 2015 · Explore Los Santos without boundaries with Aikido Free Cam. Clip through walls and terrain. Place yourself in. impossible to reach places. Complete with Flashlight, Zoom, Variable Speed, and Z (Height) Locking. Thanks to c39687 for his help and his FreeCamV2 script for IV.
13 paź 2022 · This mod adds a custom camera to the game that is attached to the player's head. Features: Toggle the camera by key press (gamepad support, ability to rebind, default control is Phone Up) Toggle the camera automatically on aim (you can toggle this option in the ini) Axon Bodycam overlay (you can toggle this option in the ini)
CamK06's freecam mod for GTA V. This fork adds an alternative entity attachment method and removes the slow motion feature. - EminGT/FreecamV-GT.
The Cinematic Cam provides the user with an easy to use "additional" camera, that can be moved freely in the world. Additionally it can be attached to any npc/player/vehicle in the game in order to provide something similar to a "Dashcam" or just for fancy screenshots or videos.
Source code AboutFreecamV is a freecam script inspired by Jedijosh 's Ingame screenshot mod that I originally developed for a FiveM server but later ported to singleplayer. Some of the key differences between this and ingame screenshot are as follows: Entity atttachment, more configuration options, smoother movement (in my opinion) and filters.
20 sie 2015 · Explore Los Santos without boundaries with Aikido Free Cam. Clip through walls and terrain. Place yourself in. impossible to reach places. Complete with Flashlight, Zoom, Variable Speed, and Z (Height) Locking. Thanks to c39687 for his help and his FreeCamV2 script for IV.
