Resident Evil 9 FreeCam CED - Works in Cutscenes

Resident Evil 9 FreeCam CED – Works in Cutscenes (No External Tools)

If you’d like to support development, you can do so here:

https://www.patreon.com/cw/Stressced

Support is completely optional and helps me keep improving the mod over time.

About this mod

This is my first mod. It took a lot of time and was more difficult than I expected, but I genuinely had a lot of fun building it and figuring everything out along the way.

Why this mod is different

I had a great time playing the game, but I kept wanting to look deeper into the cutscenes. Things like character expressions, subtle gestures, and how scenes are actually put together.

The freecam included in REFramework felt too limited for that, especially since it doesn’t work during cutscenes. I wanted a camera that would always work, even during cutscene camera changes, so this project came out of that idea.

Tip for hiding the pause menu UI

If you're looking to hide the pause menu UI (or any UI element), you can already do this using REFramework.

Go to Graphics in REFramework and assign a hotkey to Hide UI.

This lets you toggle the UI on and off at any time, including during pause screens and cutscenes.

Key Features

• []Full free camera in gameplay and cutscenes[/]

  []Stable behavior even during forced camera sequences[/]

  []No external tools or executables required, seamless integration via REFramework UI.[/]

  []Full 3D movement (WASD + vertical control)[/]

  []Preserves original in-game FoV and allows temporary FoV adjustments while FreeCam is active[/]

  Installation

  • []Install REFramework[/]

    []Extract the mod files[/]

    []Place files in:

    RE9FreeCamPlugin.dll → reframework/plugins/

    RE9FreeCam.lua → reframework/autorun/

    Launch the game and open the REFramework menu[/]

    Controls

    • []Hold Right Mouse Button to look around[/]

      []W / A / S / D for movement[/]

      []Q / E for vertical movement[/]

      []Shift to increase movement speed[/]

      Troubleshooting

      If the camera does not move, verify that REFramework is installed correctly and confirm that both files are in the correct directories.

      Future Updates

      • []Further refinement of camera movement to eliminate any remaining cursor interference[/]

        []Gamepad support[/]

        []Option to toggle character visibility[/]

        []Control over cinematic lighting and scene effects[/]

        []Advanced camera tools for more precise control[/]

        Experimental: This feature is under invest