Splash Changer Mod FAQ

Click directly on the yellow splash text while on the main menu, or open the mod settings through Mod Menu. Either method will bring up the configuration screen where you can edit your splash lines.

The mod supports MiniMessage formatting, which includes gradient tags, rainbow colors, and custom style codes. Check the configuration screen for examples of the syntax, or refer to MiniMessage documentation for the full range of available color and style tags.

Yes, use the %name placeholder anywhere in your splash line and it will automatically display your current player name when the game loads.

The mod includes a built-in option to restore classic splash lines from Minecraft 1.0 and 1.8. Look for the restore or classic option in the settings menu to enable these nostalgic phrases.

Yes, you can add multiple custom splash lines in the configuration, and the mod will display them randomly each time you load the main menu.

In the settings menu, look for the option to hide or disable splash text entirely. This will give you a cleaner, minimal title screen without any splash lines.

Yes, all your custom splash lines and formatting choices are saved automatically when you apply them in the settings menu.

The mod allows you to manage your splash pool through the configuration screen, so you can combine custom lines with restored classic phrases if you enable both options.

No, Splash Changer Mod only modifies the title screen display and has no impact on gameplay performance or world loading times.

Invalid formatting tags will typically display as plain text or may not render the color effect as intended; check your tag syntax against MiniMessage documentation and test in-game to verify the formatting looks correct.