Custom Title Screen 9minecraft Mod (26.3) – Put Your Own Text on the Main Menu

Custom Title Screen 9minecraft Mod lets you write your own lines of text in the four corners of the Minecraft main menu and the pause menu. Put your server address, modpack version, a welcome message or a clickable link right where every player looks first. Each line supports colors, bold, italic and click actions, so a modpack or server can brand the menus without touching a single texture.

Features:

• Adds any number of text lines to the top left, top right, bottom left and bottom right corners of the title screen.
• Gives the pause menu its own separate set of four corners, so in-game messages can differ from the main menu.
• Every line is a full Minecraft text component: named or hex colors, bold, italic, underlined, strikethrough and translation keys all work.
• Lines can be clickable: open a website (with the usual safety prompt) or copy a server IP to the clipboard. On the pause menu a line can also run a command.
• Clickable lines underline themselves when you hover over them, and plain lines stay silent when clicked.
• Lines stack neatly in each corner and sit clear of the version text and the copyright notice.
• Plays nicely with the in-game mods list button, which never pushes your text out of place.
• Other mods can add their own lines through a small API, and mod_blacklist hides lines coming from any mod you choose.
• Purely client-side. Nothing to install on the server, and no extra library is needed.

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How to Use:

1. Start the game once with the mod installed. It creates the file config/custom-title-screen.json.
2. Open that file in any text editor.
3. Add your lines to the lists under main_menu (title screen) or pause_menu (Esc menu).
4. Save the file and restart the game. Your text now shows up in the corners you picked.

Configuration:

The file has two sections, main_menu and pause_menu, and each one has the same five lists:

• top_left / top_right – Lines drawn from the top edge downwards.
• bottom_left / bottom_right – Lines drawn from the bottom edge upwards.
• mod_blacklist – Mod IDs whose own lines should be hidden.

Each entry is a text component. This example puts a gold title in the top left corner and a clickable link in the bottom left corner of the main menu:

{
  "main_menu": {
    "top_left": [
      { "text": "SkyRealm Modpack", "color": "gold", "bold": true },
      { "text": "v3.2 for Minecraft 26.3", "color": "gray" }
    ],
    "top_right": [],
    "bottom_left": [
      { "text": "Visit our website", "color": "yellow",
        "click_event": { "action": "open_url", "url": "https://example.net" } }
    ],
    "bottom_right": [],
    "mod_blacklist": []
  },
  "pause_menu": {
    "top_left": [],
    "top_right": [],
    "bottom_left": [],
    "bottom_right": [
      { "text": "Copy server IP", "color": "green",
        "click_event": { "action": "copy_to_clipboard", "value": "play.example.net" } }
    ],
    "mod_blacklist": []
  }
}

Hex colors such as "#FFAA00" work too. The file is read once when the game starts, so restart after every change.

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Requirements:

NeoForge RequiredFabric Loader RequiredFabric API Required

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