A Ashita v4 plugin that turns the FFXI camera into a cinematic camera suite. Area-aware zoom profiles, zoning, combat and idle Framing.
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Zone reveal: a fade-in from black choreographed with an animated zone-name title.
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Idle zoom-out: drift to a wide shot while you are AFK, and back in as you return.
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Combat zoom: pull in while engaged, ease back out when you disengage.
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Extended zoom-out well beyond the default camera range.
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Area profiles: separate distances for City, Outdoor and Dungeon, switched automatically as you zone.
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Battle distance and horizontal / vertical pan speed, with an auto-vertical mode that scales the vertical pan to your current zoom level.
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Zone-in dolly: start a few yalms further out when you zone and glide onto your profile distance for a cinematic feel.
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Cutscene guard: hands back the default camera during events, so cutscenes stay framed as intended.
- Copy
dynacam.dllinto...\Game\plugins\. - In-game:
/load dynacam.
Settings are saved to <Ashita>\config\dynacam.ini.
Cinzel ships with the plugin and works out of the box. You can also drop any other .ttf into <Ashita>\config\dynacam\.
| Command | Effect |
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/dynacam or /dc |
Toggle the config UI |
/dc distance <n> |
Set a manual zoom distance (turns auto-profile off) |
/dc battle <n> |
Set the battle distance |
/dc on / /dc off |
Enable / disable and restore the default camera |
/dc status |
Print the current state |
- Run
/dc statusto confirm the plugin initialised correctly. - Do not run dynacam alongside other camera plugins!
- Cinzel by Natanael Gama / The Cinzel Project Authors, licensed under the SIL Open Font License 1.1.
- Zone categories are derived from the open LandSandBoat zone dataset and baked in at build time. The plugin needs no data files at runtime.
- Thanks to Hokuten85 and his addon XICamera (https://github.com/Hokuten85/XICamera) for the general idea of this Plugin
- Thanks to the Windower Team for the addon Zonename (https://github.com/azamorapl/windower-lua/tree/personal/addons/zonename)
MIT — see LICENSE. The bundled font is covered by its own licence, see above.