How to Stabilize Camera Shake, Bobbing, and FOV Changes

Rapid screen movement during combat or sprinting can make aiming difficult. Cookey Mod lets you separate view bobbing from screen shake, control how your camera moves when sneaking, and lock your field of view against status effects.

Adjusting View Bobbing and Camera Shake

Vanilla Minecraft ties hand movement and screen movement together under a single View Bobbing toggle in Video Settings. Cookey Mod lets you keep the feel of a moving hand without tilting your crosshair.

1. Ensure vanilla View Bobbing is turned on in your standard Video Settings so hand animations remain active.

2. Open Cookey Mod's settings menu.

3. Enable the option to disable camera shake while keeping hand bobbing active.

4. If you prefer a different movement style altogether, toggle the alternative bobbing option in the visual tweaks section to test which motion feels clearer.

Controlling Sneak Transitions and Potion FOV

Crouching and drinking speed potions normally shift your camera height and zoom level, which can throw off aim mid-fight.

1. Find the sneak camera transition setting in Cookey Mod's options.

2. Adjust the camera transition speed slider to make crouching faster or smoother, or select the option to disable the sneak animation completely for an instant height change.

3. Enable the setting that prevents potion effects from changing your field of view so Swiftness and Slowness leave your zoom level untouched.