Scope (Zoom)

Scope

Just like the dozens of other zoom mods, this mod adds a keybind that lets the user zoom in their view.

Have you ever thought to yourself "I wish my zoom mod had a custom expression parser so I could program the feel of it myself"? No??? Well this mod has that anyway because I was bored. Feel free to use it, or don't, the basic options alone provide more configurability than most other mods have.

Features

• Sane default zoom
• Small file size
• Optifine*, quick toggle, and cinematic presets
• Custom expression parser (literally infinite customizability)
• Multiplatform support (Fabric and NeoForge)
• Multiversion support (1.21.11 through 26.4)
• Very bored developer who will probably add whatever features you want

*If you're using the Optifine preset I really do question your taste in zoom, Optifine's zoom feels awful.

Requirements

• (Fabric only) Fabric Language Kotlin
• (Fabric only) Fabric API
• (Fabric only) ModMenu (optional)
• (NeoForge only) Kotlin for Forge
• (All platforms) YACL (optional)

Note that pre-3.0 versions (for Minecraft 1.21.1 and older) are ancient relics of the past and are unsupported.

Usage

The default keybind is C, which can be changed through the normal Minecraft keybind options.

The config screen can be opened through the mod menu, or through /scope config. Most options are documented in the config menu.

The expression parser parses math expressions following standard operator precedence rules. Most functions like sin, sqrt, and log are available. "Conditionals" can be achieved through the if function, which returns either the second or third argument depending on whether the first argument is positive. For instance, if(0.5, 1, 2) will return 1. I recommend looking at the built-in presets for examples.

Contributing

Contributions are totally welcome, including translations. The source code is licensed under the MIT license.
Feel free to report bugs or suggest new features on the issue tracker.

Originally a fork of OkZoomer v4, multiple rewrites ago. Some inspiration taken from both Zoomify and Do A Barrel Roll though I've never intentionally used code from either.

No AI code or assets are used.