oops So actually the fake player / entitylivingbase works pretty well for changing the viewpoint, though 3rd person is still a bit jittery while walking. At any rate, lots of bad stuff happens when the renderViewEntity isn't an instance of EntityPlayer, so looks like it's time to try the first suggestionĮDIT 2: Turns out the camera freaking out was because I forgot to set the previous positions.

I set the fake entity at the start of the render tick (only if it is null do I create a new one), and tried both leaving it set and setting mc.renderViewEntity back to mc.thePlayer or null at tick end neither way prevents the camera from freaking out which is strange, since the renderViewEntity should only be set in EntityRenderer when null. The same thing happened when I used a dummy extended EntityLivingBase, suggesting that the renderview entity is switching back and forth between the one I'm setting and mc.thePlayer.

Thanks again.ĮDIT: I tried creating a new Entit圜lientPlayerMP as a sort of fake player copy, and that kind of worked - the viewpoint was indeed where I put it, but the camera angle was freaking out between two different views. Too bad there isn't a Forge hook in EntityRenderer#orientCameraĪnyway, I'll post back here after I've had a chance to try your suggestion. To change the player's render size, I did sneak in an extra glScalef using RenderPlayerEvent.Pre and Post, but that didn't work for the render view. So my question is, what's a good way to alter the in-game render position without also affecting the player's render position? Indeed, when I changed the y position of the renderViewEntity during either render tick or render game overlay events, not only does the game bounce up and down, but the player also renders as floating above the ground by whatever value I set, which makes sense when I think about it because mc.renderViewEntity is likely just pointing to mc.thePlayer's memory location. Then I found that Minecraft.getMinecraft().renderViewEntity is what determines the camera position and angle, but the docs say it's not suitable for changing the viewpoint mid-render.

I've been messing around with changing the player's size, and I've run into a snag: I can't seem to figure out how to get the player's in-game viewpoint to render at what should be their current eye height.Ĭhanging player.eyeHeight has no visible effect (and, quite counter-intuitively, the value appears to be zero by default on the client anyway).

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