ImageStick
ImageStick is an extension for the ImageFrame plugin that simplifies the process of playing slideshows in Minecraft.
It allows you to display a set of images on a "screen" made of item frames, and turn pages by clicking the screen with a stick—just like using a remote to switch slides in a real presentation.
Usage
Step 1: Prepare Images
Place your images (supported formats: PNG, JPG, JPEG, GIF, WEBP) into the following server directory:
plugins/ImageStick/images/<your-folder-name>/
For example, if you want to create a slideshow called presentation, put the images in:
plugins/ImageStick/images/presentation/
Images will be sorted based on the number at the end of the filename (e.g., slide1.png, slide2.png, etc.), so make sure to name them accordingly.
Step 2: Import Images
Run the following command in-game:
/imagestick import <folder> <width> <height>
- Width / Height: The size of the screen in item frames (columns × rows).
Example:
/imagestick import presentation 2 2
The plugin will automatically call ImageFrame to import each image as a map and show the progress in the chat.
Step 3: Build the Screen
Place the required number of item frames on a wall.
For example, a 2×2 screen requires 4 item frames.
All item frames must be adjacent and facing the same direction.
Step 4: Bind the Screen
Look at the top-left item frame of the screen, then run:
/imagestick bind <folder> <width> <height>
Example:
/imagestick bind presentation 2 2
After binding, the first slide will appear automatically.
Daily Usage
Once the screen is bound, any player with permission can control the slideshow:
| Action |
Result |
| Right-click any item frame on the screen while holding a stick |
Go to the next slide |
| Shift + Right-click while holding a stick |
Go to the previous slide |
The chat will show the current progress, for example:
Slide 3 / 8
Notes
- The
/imagestick import command must be executed by a player in-game. It cannot be run from the console.
- Make sure the server can access the images before importing them. The plugin includes a built-in HTTP file server, so the administrator must ensure the corresponding port is open.
- If any item frame on the screen is removed, the slideshow binding will be automatically cleared, and you will need to bind it again.
- Slideshow data is saved automatically and will persist after server restarts.
Commands
| Command |
Description |
/imagestick import <folder> <width> <height> |
Batch import images as ImageFrame maps |
/imagestick bind <folder> <width> <height> |
Bind a screen to an image set |
/imagestick reload |
Reload the configuration |
All commands require the permission:
imagestick.use
(Default: OP only)
