Compatibility
Minecraft: Java Edition
26.1.x
1.21.x
1.20.1–1.20.6
Platforms
Supported environments
Client-side
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Creators
Details
Licensed GPL-3.0-only
Published last year
Thanks for 3000 downloads!
Description
TitleChanger Next is the next generation of TitleChanger. It can change the game title, and you can use placeholders to customize your title.
Why TitleChanger Next?
Due to well-known performance issues in the old version, I have decided to abandon it and instead develop a new version.
New features compared to old version
- ModMenu hook
- Config screen
- Better performance (maybe?)
- Special features for Modpacks (see wiki or below)
- Text Placeholder API / Placeholder API NeoForge support
Placeholder
Notes
Since 2.2.0, you can use placeholders from Text Placeholder API or Placeholder API NeoForge,
see https://placeholders.pb4.eu/user/default-placeholders/ for its default placeholders list.
Format
- placeholder with no args
%placeholder%
- placeholder with args
%placeholder:arg1,arg2%
- placeholder with header (for other mods)
%header_placeholder%
- placeholder with header and args (for other mods)
%header_placeholder:arg1,arg2%
Note: Built-in placeholders don't have a header!
Bulitin Placeholders
Constant Placeholders
- %mcver% — get the version of Minecraft
- %hitokoto% — get a sentence from Hitokoto
- %playername% — get the name of the player
- %playeruuid% — get the uuid of the player
- %modver:<modid>% return the version of a mod
Auto updated Placeholders
- %syncedtime% — get the time
- %fps% — get fps
- %ping% — get ping (returns 0 if in singleplayer or not playing)
- %playtime% — get played time
- %playingmode% — get the mode that you are playing (empty if not playing)
- %x% — return the x-axis coordinate of the player's location
- %y% — return the y-axis coordinate of the player's location
- %z% — return the z-axis coordinate of the player's location


