Camera Monitoring: CCTV System Fully Customizable + Screens
Somebody is always watching. Camera Monitoring: CCTV System Fully Customizable + Screens turns Minecraft into a place where that sentence is literal. This add-on adds a complete surveillance network to the game: pan, tilt and zoom cameras, monitor screens that display the live picture inside the world, a central control station, handheld remotes, plug-in modules, alarms and passwords. Hang a camera above your base, build a video wall in your bunker, and watch exactly who walks up to the door.
What Camera Monitoring: CCTV System Fully Customizable + Screens Adds
At its core, the add-on is a security system, not a decoration pack. Every camera is a real block with real behavior, and every screen shows the actual feed of a camera somewhere in your world. You can mount cameras on walls and ceilings, aim them with smooth pan and tilt that never snaps, and zoom progressively with the mouse wheel. The Standard Camera reaches 4x zoom, while the Dome Camera pushes to 8x.
Looking through a camera does not teleport you. Your body stays exactly where you were standing, so if you are sitting at the Monitoring Station, another camera can still see you at the desk. That small detail makes security rooms feel genuine.
Cameras, Screens and Control
- Security and Dome cameras with status LEDs, sounds and clean pan, tilt and zoom controls
- Monitor Screens that display the live feed in the world, from 1x1 up to a 16x9 video wall at up to 20 fps
- Monitoring Station, one hub for naming cameras, checking status, managing modules, alarms and permissions
- Basic, Advanced and Professional remote monitors, with the Professional model working across dimensions
- Auto-switching, letting one screen cycle through up to 64 cameras or jump to whichever camera sees a player
Modules That Change Everything
Each camera has three module slots, and this is where the system becomes yours. The Entity Detector turns a camera into a detection unit that watches for players, mobs, animals or monsters, with adjustable radius, sensitivity and cooldown. Cameras detect nothing without it, so an empty camera is just an eye.
Night Vision gives a green low-light picture with adjustable gain and tint. Infrared produces a thermal heat map with four palettes, including Ironbow and Rainbow, and it works at midnight. Motion Tracking follows whatever the camera detects and glides back home when the target leaves. Zoom Enhancement raises maximum zoom, Audio lets you hear the sounds around the camera, and Patrol sweeps the camera side to side on its own.
Security, Passwords and Server Support
Alarms arrive with the camera name, what was seen, where and when, and they are sent only to authorized players instead of the entire server. Passwords can be set on stations and on individual cameras, and roles cover Administrator, Operator and View-Only. An event log records detections, access attempts, wrong passwords and configuration changes, readable from the station. Admins also get the /cameramonitoring command, shortened to /cm, for listing, viewing, renaming, linking, enabling or removing cameras and reading logs.
Everything is craftable in survival from iron, redstone, amethyst and glass, and JEI, REI or EMI will show every recipe in game. Recent updates added the Body Camera, full-screen screen viewing with sneak and right click, bigger video walls, and remote module installation so you can fit or remove modules from afar.
If you would rather skip manual file juggling, the foxygame.net launcher handles it in a single click, dropping Camera Monitoring: CCTV System Fully Customizable + Screens straight into a compatible profile without you touching a single folder.
Supported Versions and Loaders
Camera Monitoring: CCTV System Fully Customizable + Screens for Minecraft supports Fabric, NeoForge and Forge across a wide range of releases. Fabric builds, which need Fabric API, cover 1.20.1 through 1.21.11 and the 26.x line. NeoForge starts at 1.20.6 and runs to 26.3, while Forge covers 1.20.1 through 1.21.11 plus 26.1 to 26.3. Install it on both the client and the server for multiplayer, and grab the file matching your version and loader.
How to Install Camera Monitoring: CCTV System Fully Customizable + Screens
- Check your Minecraft version and loader, then download the matching build
- Install Fabric, NeoForge or Forge for that version, and add Fabric API if you are on Fabric
- Drop the add-on file into your mods folder on the client, and on the server if you play multiplayer
- Launch the game, craft a camera and a Monitor Screen, then link them at the Monitoring Station
To download Camera Monitoring: CCTV System Fully Customizable + Screens, always pick the file that matches your exact game version, since a mismatched build is the usual cause of crashes on world load.
Final Thoughts
Camera Monitoring: CCTV System Fully Customizable + Screens is one of the few Minecraft add-ons that changes how a base feels rather than just how it looks. A wall of screens, each watching a different corner, a camera on the wall with its live picture beside it, and an alarm that tells only you what walked past the door. Build the security room, set the passwords, and enjoy knowing that on your server, somebody really is always watching.