Shoulder Surfing Reloaded is a highly configurable third person camera mod for minecraft.

• Over-the-shoulder camera - see what you are interacting with in 3rd person
• Decoupled camera - walk left and right without turning your mouse
• Free look (default: left alt) - keep walking in a direction while looking in a different one
• Hotkeys to move the camera (default: arrow keys, page up and page down, o to switch shoulders)
• Corrective cross-hair positioning when using adaptive or dynamic crosshair
• Adaptive player transparency - fades the player model to transparent when view is obstructed
• Highly configurable - customize your 3rd person experience with many configuration options
• Client side only - no server mods required

Download Shoulder Surfing Reloaded from CurseForge or Modrinth or build from source.

1. Make sure Minecraft Forge is installed
2. Make sure Forge Config API Port (CurseForge, Modrinth) is installed

1. Navigate to .minecraft/mods
2. Move ShoulderSurfing-Forge-[VERSION].jar into the folder
3. Follow the steps below

1. Select Forge as your profile
2. Launch Minecraft
3. Join a world or server
4. Use arrow keys, page up and page down to adjust the perspective, o to switch shoulders

1. Make sure Fabric is installed
2. Make sure Fabric API (CurseForge, Modrinth) is installed
3. Make sure Forge Config API Port (CurseForge, Modrinth) is installed

1. Navigate to .minecraft/mods
2. Move ShoulderSurfing-Fabric-[VERSION].jar into the folder
3. Follow the steps below

1. Select Fabric as your profile
2. Launch Minecraft
3. Join a world or server
4. Use arrow keys, page up and page down to adjust the perspective, o to switch shoulders

1. Make sure NeoForge is installed

1. Navigate to .minecraft/mods
2. Move ShoulderSurfing-NeoForge-[VERSION].jar into the folder
3. Follow the steps below

1. Select NeoForge as your profile
2. Launch Minecraft
3. Join a world or server
4. Use arrow keys, page up and page down to adjust the perspective, o to switch shoulders

Manual: .minecraft/config/shouldersurfing-client.toml
Ingame: Install Forge Config Screens (CurseForge, Modrinth)

≥ 1.13: Manual: .minecraft/config/shouldersurfing.toml
≤ 1.12: Ingame: Mods → ShoulderSurfing → Config (Manual: .minecraft/config/shouldersurfing.cfg)

The API Documentation can be found in the wiki. It currently allows other mod developers to define custom rules for when and what items should have adaptive crosshair functionality.

Clone the repository and run the following command in the root directory of this repository:

gradlew build

The binaries for each platform can be found in the following directories:

Q: Why is the player not looking at the position of the crosshair when holding item x?
A: This needs to be configured using the config options adaptive_crosshair_hold_items or adaptive_crosshair_use_items.

Q: Why is the player not render correctly when using shader pack x?
A: This is caused by player transparency effects of Shoulder Surfing Reloaded. Either disable them in the config (adjust_player_transparency) and restart your game or report this to the authors of the shader pack.

Q: Can you port feature x to version y?
A: No.

Q: Can you port this to quilt, liteloader, rift, etc.?
A: No.

Q: Can I add this to my mod pack?
A: Yes.

Shoulder Surfing Reloaded is designed to work with the following mods (a-z):

• 3D Skin Layers
• Create
• Entity Model Features
• Iris
• Oculus
• OptiFine
• Sodium

Shoulder Surfing Reloaded is known to be incompatible with the following mods (a-z):

• Better Third Person
• Camera Utils
• Nimble
• Valkyrien Skies
• YDM's Custom Camera View

Shoulder Surfing Reloaded is known to have minor incompatibility issues with the following mods (a-z):

• Clutter (hats do not render transparent)
• Epic Fight (player does not render transparent in battle mode, player keeps punching in the same direction)
• EssentialClient (player look script hooks do not work)
• Inmis (backpack does not render transparent)
• MedievalWeapons (player is permanently in aiming mode)
  • Workaround: Remove minecraft:throwing from adaptive_crosshair_use_item_properties in the config
• MrCrayfish's Gun Mod (crosshair does not render when using ads, fov does not update when using ads)
• Tweakeroo (freecam movement)
• YDM's Weapon Master (weapons do not render transparent)

MIT License, Original project by Sabar: Minecraft Forum, GitHub