Overview

Orbit is a browser-based cinematics editor for Minecraft: Bedrock Edition — the filming companion to Quarry. Compose camera moves, environment changes, and effects on an After-Effects-style timeline, preview them live in a 3D viewport, then export a pack whose cinematics play in-game from a command or trigger.

Everything runs locally in your browser. Worlds are parsed on your machine and never uploaded.

The workspace

• Viewport (center) — a live 3D view of your imported world. Right-drag to look, W A S D / Q E to fly. Clicking the view returns to author mode so you can recompose a shot.
• Scenes (left) — each scene is one self-contained cinematic with its own timeline and duration.
• Properties (right) — edits for the currently selected keyframe, cut, marker, or effect.
• Timeline (bottom) — the multi-track keyframe editor. Drag its top edge to resize it.

A typical workflow

1. Import a world — a .mcworld, a world folder, or drag one anywhere.
2. Add a scene and set its duration.
3. Fly the viewport to a pose and press Keyframe to capture a camera keyframe; repeat to build a move.
4. Layer in cuts, environment keys, effects, and markers.
5. Export a .mctemplate, .mcworld, or .mcaddon and play it in-game with /orbit play <scene>.

Where to next

• Controls — every mouse and keyboard shortcut.
• Scenes & timeline — cameras, cuts, effects, and audio.
• Exporting — formats, version profiles, and playback.
• What's new — the release changelog.