Redline Freecam — Standalone Cinematic Camera

Turn your FiveM server into a filming playground. Capture character scenes, vehicle showcases, promotional footage, and cinematic moments with an adjustable camera and a clean, minimal interface.

Move freely, follow your character, orbit a moving vehicle, or glide into a saved shot. Redline Freecam gives you control over framing, movement, and camera effects while keeping everything accessible in game.

Features

• Smooth camera transitions when entering and leaving freecam.
• On-foot and vehicle support, including driving and flying while the camera follows.
• Pinned camera tracking that follows player movement and heading, with adjustable follow softness.
• Automatic orbit mode with configurable distance, height, speed, and direction.
• Saved camera shots with a browser to load, rename, delete, or smoothly glide between positions.
• Vehicle camera angles for rear chase, side profile, front view, and low wheel-level shots.
• Lens controls for zoom, camera roll, movement speed, smoothing, and depth of field.
• Cinematic styling with toggleable black bars, framing guides, and colour treatments.
• Camera presets, including ready-made options and locally saved custom settings.
• Clean recording view with a toggle to hide the camera interface.
• Voice controls support, with optional pma-voice integration.
• Configurable access for everyone or restricted through ACE permissions.

Simple setup

Fully standalone, with no framework, database, or build process required. Includes an editable configuration, bundled UI, installation README, and controls guide.

Open using F2 or /freecam. Opening, tools, and black-bar shortcuts can be rebound through FiveM settings.

Saved shots and presets are stored locally per client. This resource controls the camera; use your preferred recording software to capture footage.