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Move Subtitles Mod Wiki & Guide

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Move Subtitles Mod lets players freely move subtitles around the screen. Using a config file, players can pick where subtitles go and adjust them as they like. Features: Place subtitles anywhere on the screen.

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Guides

Step-by-step, in-game.

How to Fine-Tune Subtitle Position with deltaX and deltaYUnderstand the Offset Values The eight default positions only get you to the edges and corners of the screen. To…How to Move Subtitles to a Different Part of the ScreenOpen the Config File Move Subtitles Mod does not use an in-game settings menu for placement. All positioning happens…How to Reset Subtitles Back to the Default PositionRestore the Vanilla Anchor If you have moved subtitles somewhere you no longer like, open the Move Subtitles config…How to Stop Subtitles from Blocking Your Crosshair or HotbarPick an Anchor Away from the Center Vanilla subtitles sit near the bottom-center of the screen, which is exactly…

Frequently asked questions

How do I move my subtitles in Minecraft with this mod?
Open the mod's config file and set the subtitle position to one of the eight default spots, such as TOP LEFT or BOTTOM RIGHT. Save the file and reload or restart the game for the change to take effect.
Where is the config file for Move Subtitles Mod?
The config file lives in your Minecraft config folder, usually under a name matching the mod. Open it with any text editor to change the position and delta values.
What are the 8 default subtitle positions?
The mod offers TOP LEFT, TOP, TOP RIGHT, LEFT, RIGHT, BOTTOM LEFT, BOTTOM, and BOTTOM RIGHT. Pick whichever keeps subtitles out of the way of your crosshair, hotbar, or chat.
How do deltaX and deltaY work?
deltaX shifts subtitles horizontally and deltaY shifts them vertically, letting you nudge them past the default positions. Positive and negative values move in opposite directions, so experiment to find your offset.

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