Glazed Menu

v1.2.1 Release | 2026-11-10

✨ New Features

• Setup, in place of the welcome popup, the first time the game runs with Glazed Menu: pick which of the game's screens Glazed Menu redraws, each with a live preview of both looks (the screen itself, drawn small; a drawn picture for the screens that need a world).
  • Start screen by screen, with every screen, or with the game's own.
  • Colors: the color scheme, dark or light, and moving or still waves.
  • A page for each screen seen all the time, with the title and pause screens' layouts.
  • Last, every screen as a small preview with its switch.
  • /glazedmenu setup opens it again; a modpack can ship it turned off (General, Setup at Start).
• Advancements map: a Map view beside the list, the tab as a tree of nodes to drag and zoom, with the paths to the ones done in green.
• Still waves: the background waves can stand still (Look, Animated Waves).

🐛 Bug Fixes

• The game no longer crashes while loading with newer NeoForge 26.3 builds, which moved NeoForge's update check.
• The CoolCatLib integrations work with CoolCatLib 5 and later, now one mod; CoolCatLib: Core and Canvas still work.
• The multiplayer list no longer crashes on a server that hasn't answered yet.
• The game's Max Framerate slider reaches Unlimited again, and the game's sliders move in its own steps with its own labels.

🔧 Changes

• New version numbers: <version>+<minecraft>, this one 1.2.1+26.2, the same for every Minecraft version and loader.
• Much faster screens, the pause and advancements screens most of all.
• Advancements list: tree lines join each advancement to the one before it, green where done. The button to the game's own screen is gone.
• Titles have a crisp drop shadow on the dark look, the mod list's header sits on a glass bar, and the light look's text is a step lighter.
• Changing the game's options no longer shows a "Config saved" toast.
• Glazed Menu's settings are written to glazedmenu.json in the order the settings screen shows them, and the Game Screens list goes in the order you meet the screens: the menus and worlds, then the options, then the screens while playing.
• The opacity sliders move in steps of 5 and show a percent sign; the game's percentage and decimal options show the game's own labels (a volume at 0 as Off).
• Config screens: searching through every config is quicker as you type, and the tabs no longer count the changed settings again in every frame.