Stage Cam

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StageCam is a client-side Fabric mod that adds a professional live camera system to Minecraft. Perfect for streaming, content creation, or just showing off your builds on platforms like OmeTV, Twitch, or YouTube.

A second window opens automatically when you load a world. Point OBS at it as a Virtual Camera and you're live with no extra software needed.

How it works

Place camera points anywhere in your world, then switch between them instantly using your Numpad. Your main window stays in first-person while the second window shows the camera feed. Clean, no HUD, no inventory, no distractions.

Features

📷 Fixed Cameras

• Place up to 9 camera points per set anywhere in the world with /setcam <slot> <set> <name>
• Switch instantly with Numpad 1-9
• Camera positions save automatically and persist between sessions
• Manage cameras with /listcams, /listcams-s <set>, /delcam <1-9> and /renamecam <1-9> <name>

📁 Camera Sets

• Organize your cameras into unlimited sets — one set per location, scene or build
• Each set has its own 9 slots
• Switch between sets with Page Up / Page Down
• Active set shown in the HUD indicator

🪟 Live Second Window

• A second window opens automatically and shows the camera feed live
• Designed to be captured by OBS Virtual Camera
• Resizable window with native resolution support
• No HUD, hotbar, chat, inventory or block outline visible in the camera feed
• No sprint zoom, no view bobbing — clean stable footage

🎥 Follow Modes

Toggle with Numpad , to cycle through:

• Handheld — camera floats 2 blocks in front of you, follows your exact look direction with smooth movement and subtle shake
• Ego — mirrors your exact first-person view without any HUD
• Press again to turn off

🔄 Follow Mode

• Activate with Numpad / while a fixed camera is active
• Camera stays in its saved position but smoothly rotates to always look at the player
• Smooth lerp rotation — no snapping or sudden jumps
• Works great combined with zoom
• HUD shows ⟳ symbol when active

🔍 Zoom

• Numpad + to zoom in, Numpad - to zoom out
• Smooth 2° FOV steps, range 10°–110°
• Works in all camera modes including Follow Mode
• Current FOV shown in the HUD indicator
• Resets when camera is turned off

🔵 Camera Markers

• Colored wireframe markers show exactly where your cameras are placed
• Visible through walls so you never lose track of them
• Only visible in your main window, not in the camera feed

🏷️ Custom Camera Names

• Name your cameras: /setcam 1 1 bedroom
• Rename anytime: /renamecam 1 living room
• Names show in the indicator, /listcams and action bar

📺 Camera Indicator

• Small HUD element in the top-right corner of your main window
• Shows active set, camera name or mode, follow mode status and current zoom level
• Color coded — blue for fixed cameras, green for handheld, red for ego

Keybinds

Key Action Numpad 1-9 Switch to camera slot Numpad 0 Turn off active camera Numpad , Toggle Handheld → Ego → Off Numpad / Toggle Follow Mode Numpad + Zoom in Numpad - Zoom out Page Up Next camera set Page Down Previous camera set

Commands

Command Description /setcam <1-9> <set> <name> Save current position as camera /renamecam <1-9> <name> Rename an existing camera /cam <1-9> Switch to camera (also done via Numpad) /delcam <1-9> Delete a camera /listcams List cameras in current set /listcams-s <set> List cameras in a specific set

⚠️ Shader Compatibility

StageCam works with shader packs, but some effects may cause visual artifacts in the camera window:

• Bloom — may bleed around the player model
• TAA (Temporal Anti-Aliasing) — may cause ghosting due to the dual render pass

Fix: Disable Bloom and TAA in your shader settings for the best experience. StageCam will automatically warn you on world join if Iris is detected.

Requirements

• Minecraft 1.21.1
• Fabric Loader
• Fabric API (required)

Notes

• This is an Alpha release — some bugs may still be present
• Client-side only — works in singleplayer and on any server
• Designed and built for use with OBS Virtual Camera
• The scene is rendered twice per frame — performance may vary depending on system specs~~~~