TextMod

Mod Overview

TextMod is a practical addition for Minecraft that provides the functionality of placing personalized text directly on the game screen. Versions are available for Forge 1.8.9 and Fabric 1.21.X. Due to differences between these mod versions, the developer had to implement different command sets for each of them.

Main Features

• Setting arbitrary text content
• Advanced text color customization (HEX code support)
• Automatic color changing mode (rainbow effect)
• Text element positioning within the screen (version 1.8.9 only)

System Differences

It's worth noting that the developer had to use different approaches to storing settings. Version 1.8.9 uses a modern configuration system through JSON files, while for 1.21.X, a simpler implementation via text files is currently maintained.

Commands Forge 1.8.9

1. /textmod text <text> — change displayed text
2. /textmod color rainbow — activate color cycle mode
3. /textmod color custom <HEXCODE> — set personalized color
4. /textmod help — list of available commands
5. /textmod info — information about current mod version

Commands Fabric 1.21.5

1. /textmod text — change text content
2. /textmod colormode custom — switch to static color mode
3. /textmod colormode cycle — activate color cycling
4. /textmod info — view mod information
5. /textmod help — call help information

Personalized Text Creation Guide

Text Setup

(same for both versions)

/textmod text <Text>

Position Setting

(available only for version 1.8.9)

/textmod pos <X> <Y>

Color Customization

Rainbow mode:

For version 1.8.9:

/textmod color rainbow

For version 1.21:

/textmod colormode cycle

Static color:

For version 1.8.9:

/textmod color custom <HEXCODE>

Or

/textmod color custom

— this command uses the color value set in the JSON configuration file.

For version 1.21:

/textmod colormode custom

/textmod color <HEXCODE>

Instead of HEXCODE, substitute the hexadecimal code of the desired color. To obtain codes, you can use professional color picker tools. Copy the HEX code that starts with the # symbol

Example command to set pink color: /textmod set color custom #EE0DD3