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User Interface For Motion Capture (Add-on)

User Interface For Motion Capture (Add-on)

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A Simple User Interface for Motion Capture (mocap), using the Built-in Dialog System.
by Jom2x
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Updated Oct 14, 2026
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Currently Archived Moving to Fabric/Forge I added everything needed but the ui and navigation sucks defeats the whole purpose of this.

This datapack was made to give Motion Capture a user interface when using Start, Stop, Discard, and Save.

Press "G" to start using.

Why make this?

I made this because my finger's really hurt when using Motion Capture for a long time, I figured why not share this in-case there are also other people who use the mod but found it tiring to type the commands over and over again.

This still needs the Motion Capture mod in order to use this, and No A.I was used on the making of this pack.

Disclaimer:

The command for Recordings, Scenes, and Settings is not here because they have a lot of commands and sub commands some of which I dont fully understand because I never used them, But I will add them still.

This may not work fully with flashback if your doing your creation inside a finished recording of flashback it's not gonna work you must first record the player/yourself then record the scene with flashback.

 

Planned Update:

  • Store the file name player used.
  • Show a list of those file name.
  • Add a player speed and size option (u can do this using player attributes this is not ground breaking)
  • Better implementation of Scene, Recording, and Settings.

    Credit:

    Thankyou to the People in the "Minecraft Command" discord server for helping me with errors.

Version 1.0
MC 26.2
Beta 2026-09-14 Get

Requirements & install

How to use this data pack in Minecraft
Mods needed
None, works in vanilla
Minecraft
26.2
Install folder
saves/<world>/datapacks

How to install data packs

  1. Download the data pack .zip file (do not extract it).
  2. New world: click Data Packs on the world creation screen and drop the .zip in. Existing world: open .minecraft/saves/<world>/datapacks.
  3. Put the .zip into the datapacks folder of the world (servers: world/datapacks).
  4. Run /reload in game (or rejoin the world) and check it with /datapack list.
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