#✅ | How to not see default look
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You can’t completely skip vanilla’s first frame because FancyMenu only takes over once it finishes loading, but you can make the switch feel instantaneous:
- Ensure you’ve actually created a layout for the Title screen (Customizations → enable the screen → Layouts → New → For Current Screen). That makes FancyMenu replace the default UI as soon as the layout loads. See the getting-started guide for those first steps.
- Use a universal layout for anything that should be visible on every screen, so it’s applied immediately to the title screen before Minecraft gets a chance to show its default look again; universal layouts are designed exactly for this kind of persistent overlay. Universal Layouts has the full workflow.
- Pre-load the assets that your layout uses (backgrounds, images, audio) via Customization → Pre-Load Resources. That way, FancyMenu doesn’t have to fetch them on-demand and can render your layout faster, reducing the moment where vanilla shows up. See Pre-Load Resources for details.
Even with those tweaks, there will still be a very short flash of Minecraft’s default menu while FancyMenu boots up—it can’t override the very first frame before it’s initialized.
✅ | How to not see default look