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TitleChanger Next

Next Generation of TitleChanger. Better performance!

Modrinth utility

Описание

**Thanks for 5000 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** 1. [ModMenu](https://modrinth.com/mod/modmenu) hook 2. Config screen 3. Better performance (maybe?) 4. Special features for Modpacks (see [wiki](https://github.com/LinsMinecraftStudio/TitleChanger-Next/wiki/Settings-for-modpacks) or below) 5. [Text Placeholder API](https://modrinth.com/mod/placeholder-api) / [Placeholder API NeoForge](https://modrinth.com/mod/placeholder-api-neoforge) support # Placeholder ## Notes Since 2.2.0, you can use placeholders from [Text Placeholder API](https://modrinth.com/mod/placeholder-api) or [Placeholder API NeoForge](https://modrinth.com/mod/placeholder-api-neoforge), see 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 1. %mcver% — get the version of Minecraft 2. %hitokoto% — get a sentence from Hitokoto 4. %playername% — get the name of the player 5. %playeruuid% — get the uuid of the player 6. %modver:% return the version of a mod ### Auto updated Placeholders 1. %syncedtime% — get the time 2. %fps% — get fps 3. %ping% — get ping (returns 0 if in singleplayer or not playing) 4. %playtime% — get played time 5. %playingmode% — get the mode that you are playing (empty if not playing) 6. %x% — return the x-axis coordinate of the player's location 7. %y% — return the y-axis coordinate of the player's location 8. %z% — return the z-axis coordinate of the player's location