CameraViewPRO 1.1

Name: CameraViewPRO
SKU: /p/9519
Price: 6.89 USD
Availability: InStock

Lets staff create live camera events, force viewers into another player’s perspective.

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CameraView is a premium Paper plugin designed for servers that want to create live spectator experiences, staff-controlled camera events, and polished viewing systems directly in-game.

With CameraView, staff members can choose one player as the host camera and make other players watch from that player’s perspective as if they were a live moving camera. Everything is managed through a clean in-game GUI, making it easy to run events without complicated commands.

Main Features

Live player camera system

Turn any player into a live camera target and let other players watch from that player’s point of view using Minecraft’s spectator camera system.

Full GUI management

Create and manage events from in-game menus instead of relying only on commands.

Event browser system

Use a dedicated event browser GUI to view, open, and manage all saved events individually.

Multiple saved events

Create and store multiple event configurations, each with its own host, viewers, and settings.

Single active event system

Even though multiple events can be saved, only one event can be active at a time, which keeps event management simple and prevents conflicts.

Chat-based event creation

Create a new event directly from the GUI. After clicking the create button, the plugin asks for the event name in chat and uses it automatically without sending the message publicly.

Host selection

Choose which player will act as the main camera for each event.

Viewer management

Select specific players manually or use All Online Mode to include everyone currently connected.

Exception system

When using All Online Mode, you can exclude specific players from the event without removing everyone else.

Automatic staff exclusion

Players with a configurable permission can be automatically excluded from mass camera events.

Real player heads in the GUI

The menus use real player heads for a cleaner and more professional interface.

Pagination support

The GUI supports multiple pages, so it works properly even on larger servers with many online players.

Dynamic Start / Stop button

The event editor GUI automatically shows Start Event when the selected event is inactive and Stop Event when that event is currently running.

Individual event deletion

Delete saved events individually from the GUI without affecting the rest of your event library.

Automatic saving

All event changes are saved automatically, including:

selected host
selected viewers
excluded players
all online mode state
event display name and structure

Local database storage

Event data is stored in a local database, allowing reliable persistence across restarts without depending on separate event config files.

Return players to their previous position

When the event ends, players are restored to their previous location and previous game mode.

Manual leave command

Players can leave the camera view manually with /cam off, if they have permission.

Language system included

CameraView includes a built-in LanguageManager, allowing you to create and load multiple language files easily. GUI titles, buttons, and texts can be defined through language files.

How It Works

A staff member opens the event browser with /cameragui.
They create a new event or open an existing saved event.
They select a host player.
They choose who should watch:
- manually selected viewers, or
- all online players except exceptions.
They start the event from the GUI.
Selected players are moved into the host’s perspective.
When the event stops, all affected players are restored to their previous state.