Vivid Adventure Frames Mod FAQ
10 questions players actually ask, answered.
How do I take my first screenshot with this mod?
Press your default screenshot key (usually F2) to capture your view. You'll see a chat message appear with a clickable copy button that lets you instantly paste the image to your clipboard.
Where do my screenshots get saved?
Screenshots are saved to your standard Minecraft screenshots folder, but you can also view and manage them directly in the in-game photo gallery without ever leaving your world.
Can I turn off the chat message that appears after I take a screenshot?
Yes, the mod mutes the default screenshot saved message by default to keep your chat window clean, though you'll still see the clickable copy notification from the mod itself.
How do I open the photo gallery?
Press the keybind you've assigned for the gallery menu (customizable in your keybind settings). This opens the in-game gallery where you can view all your captured photos in a grid layout.
What visual elements can I toggle on or off in my screenshots?
You can adjust layers including held items, player hands, nametags, scoreboards, and status effects. Select any photo in the gallery and use the layer settings to customize which elements appear in that image.
Can I change my screenshot and gallery keybinds?
Yes, the mod lets you customize shortcut keys for both taking photos and opening the gallery menu through your keybind settings.
How do I delete a screenshot I don't want?
Open your in-game photo gallery, select the photo you want to remove, and use the deletion option in the full view photo inspector.
Can I copy a screenshot to my clipboard from inside the gallery?
You can copy screenshots immediately after taking them using the clickable button in the chat notification. For photos already in your gallery, select them to view options for managing or sharing them.
Does this mod work with other screenshot or camera mods?
The mod is designed to enhance Minecraft's native screenshot system, but conflicts may occur if you run multiple mods that heavily modify screenshot behavior—test compatibility with your specific mod setup.
Will this mod affect my game performance?
The mod adds minimal overhead since it works with existing screenshots and stores them locally, though viewing large numbers of photos in the gallery grid may require more memory depending on your system.