This mod is very simple. All it does is change the title of the Minecraft window.
The text it sets the title to it gets from the configuration file. Just launch the game once to generate the default config, and edit to fit your needs.
There are a few replaceable inputs, too.
Always visible:
%mcver% will be replaced with the current version of Minecraft
%modcount% will be replaced with the number of loaded mods
%time% will be replaced with the current system time (Time format can be changed in the config file)
Visible while ingame:
%playerloc% will be replaced with the current XYZ coordinates of the player
%chunk% will be replaced with the chunk index
%biome% will be replaced with the current biome
%score% will be replaced with the player's current score (the amount of XP collected since the last respawn), because why not
Values that are only visible while ingame are replaced with a configurable placeholder (default: --) when in the main menu.
If you have any suggestions for the mod, feel free to submit an issue in the issue tracker, and I'll see what I can do.
Are you planning on updating to 1.16(.1)? Would be very appreciated, but understandable if not :)
Could you add a placeholder for count player connected to a server ? like %playerserv% return number of player connected
After changing on my config from windowtitle= to windowtitle=Dev- %mcver% my world is upside down? lol - is it easter eggs?
In reply to PaffcioStudio:
Does that happen with just TitleChanger in the modpack? That's not an intended feature, or a known bug.
Look at this (mod list + screenshot in game): https://imgur.com/gallery/rJSXYYR
YouTube Video:
I don't have a shaderpack and resource pack. In Linux everything works great, only in Windows it doesn't work. I installed your mod on another large mod package. Everything works, only in this case it doesn't work. lol ;/
All mods have default configurations.
In reply to PaffcioStudio:
The problem is most likely Optifine. Try removing it and see if the problem is fixed.
Hi, can I include it in my modpack. I will leave a credit in the list of mods
In reply to KnightHatGaming:
Yes, feel free to include this mod in modpacks.
In reply to maxwelllt:
Thank you very much
hi,
have a performance problem found with your mod
hi,
I have a Issus by Problems make who I hope you can me say how I the title in the config can change.
In reply to titoo8899:
All you need to do is to modify the windowtitle value in the config file. For example:
will set the window title to "My Modpack version 1.5", and
will set the title based on how many mods are loaded, for instance with 124 mods it will read "My Modpack | 124 mods loaded"
Is there a way to load your mod first or does it do that by default? Because otherwise the window is called idk "Minecraft forge 14.23.5.2838" for 90% of the time loading, and then its renamed to "my modpack"
In reply to LCTMarti:
Make the mod load in pre init
In reply to LCTMarti:
The mod already loads in preinit, to have it load earlier would be difficult. I don't think it's really much of an issue, since the amount of time the game spends loading is small compared to the time players spend in-game.
Really could use a tutorial video or something along those lines, cause i do not know how to do this in a technic modpack.
In reply to luciferwpf:
This mod is simple enough that I don't think a tutorial video is necessary. All that you need to do is download the mod, place it in the mods folder, launch the game to generate the configuration file, then edit that file to modify the title of the window.
Instructions on how to work with the config file are provided inside the config file.
But in general, this mod is meant more as a tool for modpack makers than end-users. The modpack makers who include this mod are responsible for setting the window title to customize the user experience.
will there be a 1.13.2 version ??
Pls do an 1.8.9 version.. please!
1.13 version in the works?