Adjusting Panorama Resolution in the Config File

What the Setting Does

The mod has a panoramaresolution value in its configuration file. This controls how large each captured screenshot is. Higher resolution gives you a sharper final panorama but costs more memory and takes longer per frame; lower resolution is faster and lighter but produces a softer image.

Editing It

1. Locate the mod's config file (typically in your Minecraft config folder, named after the mod).

2. Open it in a plain text editor.

3. Find the panoramaresolution entry and change its value.

4. Save the file and restart the game so the change is picked up.

Choosing a Value

Match the resolution to your goal. For a title-screen-style background you generally want something close to your normal window resolution so it looks crisp when stretched. For quick previews or low-end machines, a smaller value keeps the capture fast. If you are unsure, change it in modest steps and compare results rather than guessing an extreme number.

If the Change Seems Ignored

Make sure you edited the right config (some setups have per-profile config folders), saved the file, and fully restarted rather than just reloading a world. A value that is too large can also cause out-of-memory issues, so if the game crashes during capture, lower it.