CompixelUI Mod (26.3, 1.20.1) – Style Your Mod Menus with Crisp Pixel Color

CompixelUI Mod brings Jetpack Compose to Minecraft Java Edition so other mods can build clean custom screens. It works as a library and adds nothing to the game on its own. When you run it alongside mods that need it, you get crisp pixel menus, real item slots, and adjustable color schemes.

Features:

• Pixel-Style Screens: Adds crisp buttons, sliders, tabs, menus, tooltips, and windows that fit the classic look of Minecraft.
• Custom Color Schemes: Lets you switch between built-in Light and Twilight themes, edit any color or opacity in-game, and export your colors as a resource pack.
• Vanilla-Style Inventories: Keeps normal clicking, dragging, and shift-clicking actions while working alongside recipe viewers and other inventory mods.
• Shows real item icons with full animations, enchantment glints, and standard inventory tooltips.
• Handles text fields properly by matching your keyboard layout and allowing text selection, copy and paste, plus input methods for languages like Chinese and Japanese.
• Draws screens directly on your GPU through the game’s graphics API, including Vulkan on Minecraft 26.2 and 26.3.

Configuration:

• assets/compixel/compixel/schemes.json: changes default color schemes inside a resource pack.
• -Dcompixel.backend=cpu: makes the mod draw screens on your CPU instead of your graphics card when added to your launcher JVM arguments.

Example resource pack file to set the built-in Twilight scheme as default:

{
  "format": 1,
  "default": "twilight"
}

How to Use:

1. Open the mod list in Minecraft and click the Config button for this mod to open its color editor.
2. Switch between preset schemes like Light and Twilight, or change individual colors and their opacity.
3. Export your custom colors as a resource pack, or press F3+T in-game to reload active scheme packs.

Requirements:

NeoForge RequiredMinecraft Forge Required

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