EtherCinematic

ETHERCINEMATICS v1.1.0 Cinematic Camera Recording Plugin

DESCRIPTION

EtherCinematics is a Minecraft plugin for recording and playing back cinematics with ultra-smooth camera movement. Administrators can create cinematic paths by recording their movement in real-time, using scene cuts, and then playing them back for one or multiple players.

MAIN FEATURES

- Real-time recording with configurable duration (e.g., 30s, 2m, 5m) - Scene cutting system using shears to pause/resume recording - Time freezes when paused - paused time doesn't count toward recording - Catmull-Rom interpolation for extremely smooth camera movement within scenes - Direct cuts between scenes - instant teleport, no transitions - Faithful playback - duration matches exactly what was recorded - Multiplayer support - play for @a (all), @p (yourself), or specific player - Hidden players - viewers don't see other viewers during playback - Language system - English (en) and Spanish (es) support - OP-only commands and actionbar messages

COMMANDS

/ecine record <time> Start recording a cinematic. Time format: 30s, 1m, 2m30s, etc. You will receive shears to cut/pause scenes.

/ecine stop Stop the current recording early.

/ecine save <name> Save the last recording with the given name.

/ecine play <name> <player|@a|@p> Play a saved cinematic for a player or all players. Duration is exactly what was recorded (no speed parameter needed).

/ecine list List all saved cinematics with their duration and scene count.

/ecine delete <name> Delete a saved cinematic.

/ecine reload Reload configuration and language files.

RECORDING CONTROLS (During Recording)

- LEFT CLICK with shears: Pause/Resume recording (creates scene cut) - RIGHT CLICK with shears: Stop recording - When paused: Time stops, you can move to a new location - When resumed: Recording continues from new position (direct cut)

CONFIGURATION

lang: en # Language: "en" (English) or "es" (Spanish)

PERMISSIONS

ethercinematics.admin # Access to all commands (default: op)

DEPENDENCIES

- PacketEvents (required for camera control packets)