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Screenshot Manager Enhanced Mod Wiki & Guide

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Screenshot Manager Enhanced Mod organizes your Minecraft captures into tidy folders based on world, dimension, and date. It adds a built-in gallery so you can look through your pictures, copy them to your clipboard, or delete unwanted shots directly from the pause menu. The mod also writes in-game d

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Guides

Step-by-step, in-game.

How to Automatically Sort Screenshots by World, Dimension, and DateInstead of dumping every capture into one crowded directory, you can set up automatic subfolders that sort pictures…How to Save Minecraft Screenshots to a Secondary Drive or Cloud FolderLarge collections of screenshots can quickly fill up your primary drive. Rather than manually moving files out of…How to Track Coordinates and Biome Info Using Screenshot MetadataPlayers often open the F3 debug screen before taking a screenshot just to remember where a landmark is, which…How to View, Copy, and Delete Screenshots Without Leaving Your WorldWhen you take screenshots in vanilla Minecraft, checking how a picture turned out usually means minimizing the game…

Frequently asked questions

How do I open the screenshot gallery in-game?
Open the pause menu and click the dedicated screenshot gallery button. From there, you can browse a grid of your saved captures and click any picture to view it in full screen.
Does this mod change the key used to take screenshots?
No, you still press F2 during gameplay to capture your screen as usual. The mod automatically handles folder sorting and metadata embedding the moment you take the shot.
Does Screenshot Manager Enhanced work on multiplayer servers?
Yes, it works in both single-player worlds and multiplayer servers. When you use world-based folder grouping on a server, your screenshots are sorted into folders named after that server.
Where can I see the coordinates and biome saved with my screenshot?
The mod writes your coordinates, biome name, in-game day, and game mode directly into each image file's metadata. You can view these embedded details by checking the image file's metadata properties.

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