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Description:

Capture the creatures of Minecraft with a Magical Camera: craft it (or find it in the mod creative tab), then right-click any living mob to store that mob inside a new Captured Photograph item and remove the mob from the world. Each Photograph is named after the captured mob and shows the contained creature in its tooltip, and if your inventory is full the photo will simply drop on the ground. To release a captured mob, right-click the ground with the Photograph and the mob will be spawned back with its stored data; the mod also provides item models, textures, a recipe, and in-game sounds and messages for clear feedback.

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Phantom Snapshot

Name: Phantom Snapshot
Availability: InStock
Author: editname

Quickstart

Craft the Magical Camera using the recipe below, or grab it from the Tools tab in the Creative inventory.
Hold the Magical Camera and right-click any living mob to capture it — the mob disappears and a Captured Photograph appears in your inventory (or drops at your feet if your inventory is full).
To release the mob, hold the Captured Photograph and right-click any solid block surface. The mob spawns back exactly as it was.

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Overview

Phantom Snapshot lets you capture any living mob into a photograph, carry it around, and release it wherever you like. Each photograph preserves the mob's full data — health, name, equipment, tamed status, and more — so nothing is lost in transit.

What It Adds

Item	Stack Size	Description
Magical Camera	1	Used to capture mobs by right-clicking them.
Captured Photograph	Up to 16	Holds a single captured mob; named after the creature inside.

Both items appear in the Tools creative tab.

How To Use

Capturing a Mob

Hold the Magical Camera and right-click a living mob (players cannot be captured).
The mob is removed from the world and a Captured Photograph is created, named "[Mob Name] Photograph" in light purple.
A chime sound plays and a message confirms the capture. The camera has a short cooldown (~1 second) between shots.
If your inventory is full, the photograph drops on the ground near you.

Inspecting a Photograph

Hover over a Captured Photograph in your inventory to see its tooltip:
- Contains: the mob's name (shown in aqua).
- A reminder that right-clicking the ground will release it.

Releasing a Mob

Hold the Captured Photograph and right-click a block surface. The mob spawns on that surface facing the same direction as you.
A teleport sound plays and a message confirms the release.
The photograph is consumed on use (unless you are in Creative mode).
If something goes wrong and the mob cannot spawn, you'll see a message: "The photograph flickers, but nothing appears."

Abilities And Mechanics

Full data preservation — the captured mob retains all its NBT data (name tags, equipment, tame status, age, etc.).
New UUID on release — the released mob is treated as a brand-new entity, preventing any ID conflicts.
Creative-friendly — the Magical Camera and Captured Photographs are available directly from the Tools creative tab, and releasing a mob in Creative mode does not consume the photograph.
Inventory overflow — if your inventory is full when capturing, the photograph automatically drops at your feet so you never lose a capture.

Progression And Strategy

Use the Magical Camera as a mob transport tool — capture animals or villagers at one location and release them exactly where you need them.
Photographs stack up to 16, so you can carry a whole menagerie in a single inventory slot.
Because mob data is fully preserved, you can capture a fully equipped or named mob and move it safely across your world without losing any progress on it.
The 1-second camera cooldown is short, making it easy to quickly capture several mobs in succession.

How to install

1. Download and install the new CreativeMode Launcher

2. Click to play on the top of the screen.

3. That's it — launches instantly. No complicated setup required.

Install manually

Download the mod and follow the step-by-step installation guide.

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Mod Wiki

Phantom Snapshot

Quickstart

Craft the Magical Camera using the recipe below, or grab it from the Tools tab in the Creative inventory.
Hold the Magical Camera and right-click any living mob to capture it — the mob disappears and a Captured Photograph appears in your inventory (or drops at your feet if your inventory is full).
To release the mob, hold the Captured Photograph and right-click any solid block surface. The mob spawns back exactly as it was.

Overview

What It Adds

Item	Stack Size	Description
Magical Camera	1	Used to capture mobs by right-clicking them.
Captured Photograph	Up to 16	Holds a single captured mob; named after the creature inside.

Both items appear in the Tools creative tab.

How To Use

Capturing a Mob

Hold the Magical Camera and right-click a living mob (players cannot be captured).
The mob is removed from the world and a Captured Photograph is created, named "[Mob Name] Photograph" in light purple.
A chime sound plays and a message confirms the capture. The camera has a short cooldown (~1 second) between shots.
If your inventory is full, the photograph drops on the ground near you.

Inspecting a Photograph

Hover over a Captured Photograph in your inventory to see its tooltip:
- Contains: the mob's name (shown in aqua).
- A reminder that right-clicking the ground will release it.

Releasing a Mob

Hold the Captured Photograph and right-click a block surface. The mob spawns on that surface facing the same direction as you.
A teleport sound plays and a message confirms the release.
The photograph is consumed on use (unless you are in Creative mode).
If something goes wrong and the mob cannot spawn, you'll see a message: "The photograph flickers, but nothing appears."

Abilities And Mechanics

Full data preservation — the captured mob retains all its NBT data (name tags, equipment, tame status, age, etc.).
New UUID on release — the released mob is treated as a brand-new entity, preventing any ID conflicts.
Creative-friendly — the Magical Camera and Captured Photographs are available directly from the Tools creative tab, and releasing a mob in Creative mode does not consume the photograph.
Inventory overflow — if your inventory is full when capturing, the photograph automatically drops at your feet so you never lose a capture.

Progression And Strategy

Use the Magical Camera as a mob transport tool — capture animals or villagers at one location and release them exactly where you need them.
Photographs stack up to 16, so you can carry a whole menagerie in a single inventory slot.
Because mob data is fully preserved, you can capture a fully equipped or named mob and move it safely across your world without losing any progress on it.
The 1-second camera cooldown is short, making it easy to quickly capture several mobs in succession.