Lensbridge

The 0.6.0 update for Minecraft 26.3 (NeoForge 26.3, Java 25): one-key clean-up after a shoot, and Lensbridge keeps working when Dynamic FPS is installed. The picture-in-picture camera from the 1.21.11 edition is not in this edition yet.

Clean up in one key.

• Alt+X removes the camera you're looking at. /lensbridge cameras lists them, and /lensbridge cameras remove <name|all> and undo do what they say.
• /lensbridge restore (and a restore tool for the AI) puts back what a shoot changed: frozen time, game rules and the window size.
• Alt+Backspace is a panic key: it stops whatever capture is running and gives you your view back.
• Cameras belong to the world they were placed in, so a camera from one server no longer shows up on another. Cameras placed before this update keep showing everywhere.
• Leaving a world closes any camera view and recording that was still open.

Works with the mods you already run.

• Dynamic FPS: Lensbridge keeps frames coming while it captures or records, so pictures aren't stale and recordings don't stutter when the game window is in the background.
• The game's camera is handed back to you after every hidden shot, so tooltip mods that read it show what you are looking at.

For AI assistants.

• /lensbridge connect gives copy buttons with the setup for Claude and other AI apps.
• /agent <request> lets you ask your AI for something from inside the game.
• Two captures asked for at the same moment no longer mix their frames.
• Lensbridge now reports its real version (it said 0.5.0).

Agentlink. Lensbridge can hand its tools to Agentlink, a companion mod for servers that is not released yet. Without Agentlink nothing changes.

Not in the 26.3 edition yet: /lensbridge inset (the live picture of another player). Minecraft 26.3 changed the parts of the renderer it uses. The command explains this when you run it.