# Cinematic Camera & Prop Editor

## Cinematic Camera

Capture content without external tools.

### Automatic Mode

When enabled, the cinematic camera activates automatically when an airdrop spawns within 200 meters of you.

```
Config.CinematicCam = {
    Enabled = true,
}
```

Set Enabled to false to disable automatic activation.

### Manual Mode

Use the command anytime:

```
/airdropcam
```

This opens the camera on the nearest active airdrop regardless of distance.

### Camera Behavior

The camera performs a smooth orbit around the falling crate. It starts at configured distance and height, slowly rotates around the crate, gradually moves closer with 30 percent distance reduction, gradually lowers with 40 percent height reduction, FOV narrows for zoom effect from 60 to 40, then smooth transition back to normal camera.

### Settings

| Setting       | Description                     |
| ------------- | ------------------------------- |
| Duration      | Camera duration in milliseconds |
| Distance      | Starting distance from crate    |
| Height        | Starting height above crate     |
| RotationSpeed | Orbit rotation speed            |
| StartFOV      | Initial field of view           |
| EndFOV        | Final field of view zoom        |
| EaseInTime    | Fade in duration in ms          |
| EaseOutTime   | Fade out duration in ms         |

Press ESC at any time to exit the cinematic camera.

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## Prop Editor

Adjust parachute position and rotation visually in-game.

### Open Editor

```
/propeditor
```

or

```
/pe
```

A crate with attached parachute spawns in front of you. Axis lines show on the crate.

### Controls

| Key           | Action                       |
| ------------- | ---------------------------- |
| F5            | Position mode                |
| F6            | Rotation mode                |
| 1             | X axis (Red)                 |
| 2             | Y axis (Green)               |
| 3             | Z axis (Blue)                |
| Up Arrow      | Increase value               |
| Down Arrow    | Decrease value               |
| Shift + Arrow | Fast adjustment              |
| Ctrl + Arrow  | Precise adjustment           |
| Enter         | Save and print to F8 console |
| Backspace     | Reset all values             |
| F8            | Preview fall animation       |
| /propeditor   | Close editor                 |

### Saving Values

Press Enter to save. The editor prints config-ready values to your F8 console:

```
ParachuteOffset = {
    x = 0.00,
    y = 0.00,
    z = 3.80,
    rotX = 0.0,
    rotY = 0.0,
    rotZ = 0.0,
}
```

Copy these values and paste into your config.lua inside Config.Airdrop.

### Visual Indicators

Red line shows X axis, green line shows Y axis, blue line shows Z axis. Yellow line shows connection between crate and parachute. Active axis shows an extended line. Ground marker displays current axis color.


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