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Better Title Screen Mod is a mod for adding custom text/copyright messages to the Minecraft launch screen. Features: Custom Text : Allows you to display custom text in the lower-left corner under the Minecraft game menu.

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Step-by-step, in-game.

How to Add Color Codes to Your Title Screen TextUsing Section Sign Codes Minecraft formatting codes start with the section sign § followed by a single character. In…How to Change the Custom Text on the Minecraft Title ScreenFinding and Editing the Config Open your .minecraft/config folder and locate bettertitlescreen.cfg . Open it with a…How to Hide the Forge Version, Game Version, and Mod CountWhy Hide This Information The lower-left corner of the vanilla title screen normally shows the Minecraft version, and…How to Reset the Title Screen Text to DefaultWhen You Need a Reset If your custom text stops rendering, shows garbled characters, or you simply want the original…

Frequently asked questions

How do I change the text on the Minecraft title screen?
Open the .minecraft/config folder, find bettertitlescreen.cfg, and open it with a text editor like Notepad. Edit the value after S:Text and save the file, then restart the game to see your new text.
Where is the bettertitlescreen.cfg file located?
It sits inside the config folder in your .minecraft directory, alongside other mod config files. If you use a launcher with a custom game directory, look in that instance's config folder instead.
How do I add colors to my title screen text?
Put a section symbol (§) followed by a color code before each letter or word you want colored, like §4 for dark red or §6 for gold. The default text shows this pattern with each letter using a different code.
What are the color codes I can use in the config?
The mod uses the standard Minecraft formatting codes, where § is followed by a letter or number for each color. You can also use formatting codes for bold, italic, and other styles alongside colors.

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