Behold the Ultimate FreeCam Mode – A Game-Changer for Mobile Cinematics.
Step into the future of in-game cinematography with this cutting-edge camera system, designed to push the limits of what’s possible on mobile. This isn’t just a camera—it's a fully customizable, precision-driven tool for creating cinematic shots that were once only possible with complex mods and PC setups. Whether you’re tracking your aircraft in smooth, cinematic arcs or capturing intricate details from any angle, the future of mobile filmmaking has arrived, and it's more powerful than ever.

Vairiables used defined in the style of demos :

Coordinate System

Let’s define the camera's position in 3D space as a vector:
C(t) = ?x(t), y(t), z(t)?
where t is time and x/y/z are camera coordinates updated based on user input and variable states.

Basic Movement Equations

We treat the camera like a drone:

• Forward vector:
  F = ?cos(?) * cos(f), sin(f), sin(?) * cos(f)?
  where:

  • ? is yaw (horizontal angle)
  • f is pitch (vertical angle)
  • This defines the direction the camera is facing.

• Camera Position Update:
  C(t+?t) = C(t) + v * F * ?t
  where v is velocity (based on Throttle, potentially controlled by a function like Throttle(t))

Rotation Matrix for View Orientation

Use a 3D rotation matrix to represent orientation of the camera:

• Yaw (Y-axis)
  Ry(?) = [[cos?, 0, sin?], [0, 1, 0], [-sin?, 0, cos?]]

• Pitch (X-axis)
  Rx(f) = [[1, 0, 0], [0, cosf, -sinf], [0, sinf, cosf]]

• Roll (Z-axis)
  Rz(?) = [[cos?, -sin?, 0], [sin?, cos?, 0], [0, 0, 1]]

• Combined Rotation:
  R = Ry(?) · Rx(f) · Rz(?)

This gives the final orientation matrix R that can be used to rotate the camera’s local axes (like the forward or up vector) into world space.

Zoom/FOV Modeling

If z is the zoom level, we can simulate Field of View (FOV) change as:
FOV(t) = baseFOV - k * z(t)
Where z(t) is controlled by LandingGear input, and k is a constant sensitivity multiplier.

DISCLAMER! This not all mine the variables from misterT and the build is misterT's as Well but defined and developed in to a free cam . There might be a few bugs because it is in BETA So contacting me in the comment section will be helpful ! Credits to @hpgbproductions for thumbnail !