✅ | How to create an Image element with a player's head

[radiant obsidian]

how

[dusk estuary]

You can do that with an Image element that pulls from Minotar. 😄

1. Add a new Image element in the editor.
2. Right‑click it, go to Image Source → Web.
3. Use a URL like https://minotar.net/avatar/{"placeholder":"playername"}.png to show the current player’s head, or https://minotar.net/cube/{"placeholder":"playername"}/200.png if you want the cube version (bigger if you change the 200).
4. Resize/position as needed.

That’s all—FancyMenu will replace the placeholder with the real username in-game. Let me know if you want it to follow another player or use a fixed name!

[radiant obsidian]

but i use Ely.by

[dusk estuary]

Ohh, got it 😄
Are you trying to show a specific player’s head while on Ely.by, or is something not working with the placeholder when you connect there?
If you tell me exactly what you want to display and whether you’re targeting the current player, a friend, or a fixed name, I can give you the exact placeholder path that works for SpiffyHUD/ FancyMenu.

[radiant obsidian]

I want the image element to be able to display the player's head from the ely.by skin system.

[dusk estuary]

You can do it the same way as with Minotar—just use an Image element and point it to Ely.by’s avatar URL with the playername placeholder.

1. Add an Image element.
2. Right-click → Image Source → Web.
3. Paste something like:
   https://ely.by/avatar/{"placeholder":"playername"}.png
   (or the equivalent Ely.by endpoint for the cube/head you want).
4. Resize/position as needed.

FancyMenu will replace {"placeholder":"playername"} with whoever is playing, so you’ll always see the current player’s Ely.by head. Need more help with placeholders or a fixed username?

[dusk estuary]

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