Drippy Loading Screen Mod FAQ

Open the mod list from the main menu, select Drippy Loading Screen, and click the config button. You can also reach the same settings screen from the in-game mod options menu.

Place the image inside the mod's config folder in your Minecraft directory, then select it from the background picker in the config screen. The mod only reads images from its own folder, not from arbitrary locations on your PC.

It supports the common image formats like PNG and JPG. PNG is the safer choice if you want transparency or crisp edges on logos.

Use the fit or scaling option in the background settings and pick the mode that matches your image's aspect ratio. If your image looks distorted, switch between the fill and fit modes until it looks right.

Drippy Loading Screen is built around static images, so animated formats like GIF won't play. Use a still image instead.

In the logo section of the config, you can drag or set the position and adjust the scale. If the logo disappears, check that it isn't positioned off-screen or scaled to zero.

Make sure you saved the config and that the mod is actually enabled in your mod list. Another loading screen mod or resource pack can also override it, so remove conflicting ones.

It's a client-side mod, so it only changes what you see and doesn't need to be installed on the server. Other players won't see your custom loading screen.

A single high-resolution image has minimal impact, but very large images can slow loading slightly. Resize oversized images to roughly your monitor resolution to keep things smooth.

Yes, the config is per-instance, so each modpack or profile keeps its own background, logo, and progress bar settings. Just set them up separately in each instance.

It is a client-side mod that replaces Minecraft's standard loading screen with configurable backgrounds, logos, and progress bar styling. It is an addon for FancyMenu, so nearly everything possible in FancyMenu is also possible with Drippy.

It lets you customize all the default vanilla loading screen elements, add new elements like images and text, and create layouts using a built-in layout editor. You can also add animations and welcome messages.

Yes, it is a client-side customization mod, so it only affects your own loading screen and does not need to be installed on a server.

It is an addon for FancyMenu, so FancyMenu is required for it to work.

The mod file lists Minecraft 26.3 to 26.4 with NeoForge. The Modrinth project page also lists Fabric and Forge support for versions 1.21.10, 1.21.11, 26.1.1, 26.1.2, 26.2, and 26.3.

You can customize all vanilla loading screen elements, add images and text, and build layouts with the built-in layout editor. The mod's official documentation covers everything from the basics to advanced customization.

Yes, the mod lets you add new elements like images and text to the loading screen, along with animations.

Yes, it includes a built-in layout editor for easily creating loading screen layouts.

Check the mod's incompatibility list for known mod conflicts, since crashes and other issues may be caused by incompatible mods.