Instead of dumping every capture into one crowded directory, you can set up automatic subfolders that sort pictures the moment you press F2. This organization works in both single-player worlds and multiplayer servers.
Changing Your Folder Grouping Style
1. Open the mod's main settings menu (or open the screenshot-manager-enhanced.json config file in a text editor).
2. Locate the folder grouping modes option. If you want an in-game reference first, open the mod's help screen for an explanation of each style.
3. Select the grouping mode that matches how you prefer to browse old pictures.
Available Grouping Modes
- WORLD: Sorts captures into folders named after each single-player world or multiplayer server.
- DATE: Groups captures into folders by the current calendar date.
- WORLD_DIMENSION: Separates images by world or server name first, then splits them into Overworld, Nether, and End subfolders.
- WORLD_DATE: Groups pictures by world name first, followed by calendar date subfolders.
- WORLD_DIMENSION_DATE: Uses a three-step folder path based on world, dimension, and capture date.
- WORLD_DATE_DIMENSION: Uses a three-step path ordered by world, calendar date, and then dimension.
- NONE: Keeps standard Minecraft behavior by saving every screenshot into one main folder.