Ok Zoomer Mod 1.20.1 - Improved zooming

The Ok Zoomer Mod mod adds a custom zoom key that allows you to zoom. By default, the scaling key is bound to C, and scaling itself is distinguished by features such as scrolling the scale, smooth transitions, and reducing mouse sensitivity. But this is not the end of the story, because here you control the zoom! Through the configuration screen (which is available via the Mod menu) the zoom is fully customizable, and if the default behavior is not exactly what you want, you can change the smallest details or even restore the zoom OptiFine with the touch of a button!

Features:

Cinematic camera:

The classic camera move method that uses OptiFine, but is more compatible with the Vanilla! It has 3 modes: off, vanilla and multiplied. Vanilla - exactly the same as in the game's cinematic camera, and multiplicative multiplies the values used for smoothness, reducing or increasing the puff.

Decrease sensitivity:

An alternative way to move the camera, presented in WI Zoom. As you zoom in, the sensitivity of the mouse is dynamically divided, the larger the scale, the slower the mouse, allowing for greater precision. You can enable or disable.

Scale transitions:

A function from this mod, it adds transitions between zoom in and out instead of abruptly changing. Has 3 modes: off, smooth and linear. Smooth transitions are similar to the dynamic FOV in Vanilla, and linear transitions occur in constant steps until the state is reached.

Zoom mode:

The behavior of the zoom key itself. It has 3 modes: Hold, Switch, and Permanent. Hold down requires holding down the key for scaling, toggling allows you to switch the scale using the key, constant mode makes the scale constant, with the key used to scroll the scale (using a 1.0 scale divisor is recommended).

Scroll Zoom:

Another feature introduced in WI Zoom allows you to use the mouse wheel to zoom in or out, its features can be configured in the Values section.

Additional keyboard shortcuts:

Adds 3 more key commands: Zoom In, Zoom Out, and Reset Zoom Out. It is best used in combination with changeable or constant zoom. You can disable or enable it, but you must restart Minecraft to apply the changes.

Zoom Overlay:

Adds overprinting when zoomed in. By default, the texture is a vignette, but you can change it using a resource pack. The texture path is "assets/okzoomer/textures/misc/zoom_overlay.png".

Values:

Zoom Divisor:

Divisor that is eventually applied to FOV when zoomed in.

Min/Max zoom divisor:

The minimum zoom factor that scrolling or additional keyboard shortcuts can achieve.

(Smaller) scroll step:

The amount by which the zoom divisor is decreased or increased when scrolling or using additional keys. The smaller scroll step is used when the zoom divisor is lower than the default value, and the normal scroll step is used when the zoom divisor is higher.

Cinematic Multiplier:

A multiplier that is applied to a cinematic camera when using Multiplied mode.

Smooth factor:

The multiplier used for smooth transitions is higher, faster, lower, slower.

Minimum/maximum linear pitch:

Linear Jump Step Limits used to prevent the Jump from being too fast or too slow.

Twiki:

Reset zoom level with mouse:

Lets you reset the zoom level with the middle mouse button, used with scrolling the zoom level or additional key snaps that are effective when scaling continuously.

Unbind conflicting key:

Unbinds the Save Toolbar Activator if both it and the zoom key are set to C. This feature is enabled when you create a configuration file, but disabled when you unlink the key, and can be enabled on the configuration screen if auto-unlink does not work.

Print owo at startup:

When enabled, this mod will print "[Ok Zoomer] owo what's this" or its variations in the console log when loading config, originally intended as a signal that it is the indev version of the mod, it can be enabled, regardless of stability.

Presets:

Reset to presets:

Allows you to change the configuration using presets that already have populated values, the preset is applied after saving the configuration. It has 3 presets: default, classic and permanent. Default changes the default values on the configuration screen, Classic changes the values to match the OptiFine zoom. Persistent modifies the values so that they are more similar to the FOV modification mod than to the zoom mod.