#✅ | loading image
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I’m checking the Drippy docs for the exact steps to set a custom loading image 🎨🛠️
Found the docs steps 👍 It’s basically: open Drippy’s loading-screen layout, add an Image element, and point it at a file in config/fancymenu/assets/.
Yep 🙂 Here’s the usual way to do it in Drippy Loading Screen:
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Put your image in:
config/fancymenu/assets/- PNG is the safest choice.
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Open Minecraft → go to the main menu → click the Drippy loading screen button.
- If you don’t see it, toggle FancyMenu’s overlay with
Ctrl + Alt + C.
- If you don’t see it, toggle FancyMenu’s overlay with
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In the top menu:
- Customization → Current Screen Customization → Enabled
- Layouts → New → For Current Screen
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In the layout editor:
- Right-click the empty background
- New Element → Image
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Set the image file:
- Right-click the image element
- Image Source
- Choose Local
- Pick your file from
config/fancymenu/assets/
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Resize/position it to cover the screen if needed.
If you want, you can also remove the vanilla progress bar so only your image shows.
If you get stuck, send me a screenshot of the editor and I’ll point out exactly what to click 😄
how should i save this?
I’m checking the docs for the exact save/export step on this editor screen 💾🙂
Save it with Layout → Save in the top bar, or just press Ctrl + S 💾
After that, the “Unsaved Changes” text should disappear, which means it’s saved.
If you meant the actual image file itself, save that as a normal PNG and put it in config/fancymenu/assets/ 🙂
✅ | loading image