Minecraft PE Beta Version 1.21.70 Update: Added the New Camera Perspective Button on Mobile and IOS

Minecraft in-game screen displaying a camera change button and control panel.

Minecraft Pocket Edition Finally Gets Camera Perspective Toggle

After a decade of player requests, Minecraft Bedrock Edition on iOS and Android devices finally received one of its most wanted features - the ability to change camera perspective with an in-game button! This update is truly revolutionary for mobile Minecraft enthusiasts, especially those who enjoy PvP gameplay or want to admire their builds from different angles.


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What Is The New Camera Perspective Feature?

The latest Minecraft Pocket Edition update (version 1.21.70) introduces a camera perspective toggle button that allows players to instantly switch between first-person view and third-person views without having to navigate through settings menus.


Before this update, changing your perspective on mobile required these tedious steps:

1. Pause your game

2. Go to settings

3. Navigate to video options

4. Change the perspective setting

5. Return to the game


Now, it's just a single tap on the new eye-shaped button at the top of your screen!


How To Enable The Camera Perspective Button

Want to try this awesome feature? Here's how to enable it:

Minecraft settings menu displaying options for camera perspective, pick block, left-hand mode, and other controls.


1. Make sure you have the latest Minecraft preview (version 1.21.70.25 or newer) on iOS or the beta version on Android

2. Open your game and go to Settings

3. Scroll down to "Touch Controls"

4. Look for "Show Camera Perspective Button" and enable it

5. Return to your game and look for the eye-shaped icon at the top of your screen


Once enabled, simply tap the eye icon to cycle through first-person, third-person, and front-facing views!


Note: To test this feature, you'll need the latest Minecraft preview version 1.21.70.25 on iOS (which has limited spaces) or be in the beta program on Android.


Why This Feature Is A Game-Changer

There are several reasons why this small addition makes a huge difference for mobile players:

Minecraft PVP advantage screen showing in-game controls and a health icon.

PvP Advantages

For combat and PvP players, quickly switching to third-person view lets you see opponents approaching from behind or check your surroundings without turning. This tactical advantage can be the difference between victory and defeat!


Better Building

Architecture enthusiasts can now easily check how their builds look from different angles without disrupting their creative flow. See your construction from all sides with just a tap!


Enjoying Resource Packs

If you've downloaded beautiful texture packs or character skins, you can now actually see them while playing without constantly pausing the game.


Room For Improvement

While this feature is fantastic, there's still some feedback for the developers:


  • The button currently can't be repositioned like other controls
  • Some players find the eye icon design could be improved
  • Occasionally there's a slight lag when switching perspectives


Interestingly, Minecraft China edition has had this feature for some time with a different button design, but it's only now reaching global players.


Other Recent Mobile Controls Improvements

The perspective toggle joins other recent mobile control improvements like:


  • The Pick Block button (allows you to quickly select blocks you're looking at)
  • Improved joystick actions
  • Updated crosshair controls


These updates show Minecraft developers are finally addressing the outdated mobile controls that have been criticized compared to other mobile games.


Conclusion

After ten years of waiting, Minecraft Pocket Edition players finally have an essential feature that PC players have enjoyed since the beginning. This small but mighty addition makes mobile gameplay more fluid, tactical, and enjoyable.


Have you tried the new camera perspective toggle yet? What position would you put the button if you could move it? Let us know in the comments!

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