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Animated Loading Screen Mod FAQ

10 questions players actually ask, answered.

Why is my loading screen still static after installing the mod?
Make sure the mod is enabled in your mod loader and that you've fully restarted Minecraft, not just the game. If it's still not working, check the Troubleshoot Loading Screen Not Appearing or Crashing guide to verify your installation.
Can I use my own image or video as the loading screen?
Yes. Follow the Replace the Loading Screen with a Custom Image or Video guide, which explains how to add your own files to the mod's configuration folder and set them as the active loading screen.
How do I customize the animation speed or effects?
Open the mod's configuration file and adjust the animation settings such as speed, fade effects, or transitions. See the Customize the Loading Screen Animation guide for the specific settings you can modify.
Does this mod work with other mods that change the loading screen?
Conflicts can occur if multiple mods try to replace the loading screen at the same time. If you experience issues, try disabling other loading screen mods or check load order compatibility in your mod launcher.
Will this mod slow down my game startup?
The animated loading screen itself has minimal performance impact since it only runs during startup. If you notice slower load times, it's likely due to other mods or world size, not this mod.
How do I turn off the animated loading screen and go back to the default?
Follow the Disable the Animated Loading Screen and Return to Default guide, which walks you through disabling the mod or reverting to Minecraft's standard loading screen.
Can I loop a custom video or does it need to be a specific length?
Most custom videos will loop automatically when they reach the end. Check your mod configuration to see if there are loop settings, and ensure your video file format is supported by the mod.
What file formats does the mod support for images and videos?
The mod typically supports common formats like PNG and JPEG for images, and MP4 or WebM for videos, but check the mod's documentation or configuration file for the complete list of supported formats.
Why is my custom loading screen crashing the game?
This usually happens if the file format is unsupported, the file path is incorrect, or the image/video resolution is too large. See the Troubleshoot Loading Screen Not Appearing or Crashing guide for detailed solutions.
Can I have different loading screens for different worlds or profiles?
This depends on the mod's configuration options. Check if the mod supports profile-specific settings, or you may need to manually swap configuration files between different profiles.