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Introducing the WoW Camera Tools addon 🎥 A small project I’ve been tinkering with that gives you a simple UI for cleaner screenshots, smoother camera control and a bit of fun cinematic flair. Features include: • Rotate, tilt and zoom buttons • Adjustable speed sliders for each movement •...

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