Zume in All the Mods 10: To the Sky

Zume is a simple zoom mod. It adds a keybind that narrows your FOV while you hold it down, so you can see things that are far away. It also adds keybinds to increase and decrease the zoom level.^[1]

It's for anyone who wants a closer look at distant builds, structures or mobs without walking over. It's a client-side convenience tool, and nothing in the sources suggests it adds blocks, items or recipes.^[1]

The pack ships Zume 1.2.2.^[2]

Config

According to the mod's own page, the config file is zume.json5 in the global folder inside the default .minecraft folder. That is not the instance's .minecraft folder. You can edit it while the game is running and it reloads automatically. On platforms with a mod menu, the config button for Zume opens this file in your system text editor.^[1]

Unverified The sources don't show any pack-specific changes to Zume's config or keybinds. They also don't show any quests involving Zume or a place for it on the ATM Star path, so check the keybind settings in-game for the default keys.

Good news: Zume doesn't need any crafting or progression. It's a zoom mod, so there's nothing to build first. You just learn the keybinds.^[1]

Zume adds a keybind that zooms in your FOV while you hold it down, so you can see further away. It also adds keybinds for increasing and decreasing the zoom level.^[1]

First steps

1. Open your Controls screen and look for the Zume keybinds. These are the zoom key and the keys that raise and lower the zoom level.^[1]
2. Hold the zoom key to zoom in, then use the zoom level keybinds to adjust how far you zoom.^[1]
3. If you want to tweak the behavior, open the config file at .minecraft/global/zume.json5. Note that this is the default .minecraft folder, not the instance .minecraft folder.^[1]

There is nothing to build or automate here. Zume is a zoom mod, and the sources describe it only as a set of zoom keybinds, with no machines, multiblocks, power, fluids or item handling. Its whole job is changing how far you can see.^[1]

How zooming works

The mod adds a keybind that zooms in your FOV while you hold it down, so you can see further away. It also adds keybinds for increasing and decreasing the zoom level.^[1]

The sources don't say what the default keys are, so check your controls menu to see how they are bound in your game.^[1]

The config file

Zume's config is a file called zume.json5, located in the global folder inside .minecraft. Note that this is the default .minecraft folder, not the .minecraft folder of your instance.^[1]

You can edit the file while the game is running, and the config reloads automatically. On platforms with a mod menu, the config button for Zume opens this file in your system text editor.^[1]

Unverified The individual options in zume.json5 are set in that config file, and the sources here do not show them. Whether this pack changes any of Zume's defaults is also not shown.

All the Mods 10: To the Sky 2.0.4 ships Zume 1.2.2, and the mod has been in the pack since version 1.0 or earlier. Here are the notable changes from the mod's own changelogs, newest first.^[2]

• 1.2.2 (the version in this pack): fixed a crash that happened when other mods add camera types.^[2][3]
• 1.2.1: fixed Fabric 21.11 support.^[4]
• 1.2.0: fixed a config bug and added support for 1.21.9 and newer.^[5]
• 1.1.4: fixed a config bug.^[6]

Every one of these releases also lists the same general line about stability improvements and minor adjustments, with no specifics, so there is nothing more to pull from it.^[3][4][5][6]

Unverified No pack changelog entries for Zume are available, so whether any pack release changed how Zume behaves is unverified.