GUI Recorder

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GUI Recorder

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Simple recorder for actions in any GUIs.

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Client Only

Runs entirely on the client. Works on vanilla servers.

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Creative Commons Attribution No Derivatives 4.0 International
Latest Version
[1.20.1] GUI Recorder v1.0.0

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📑 Description

A Simple Fabric Mod that allows you to record the game GUI separately, i.e. having a transparent background! All records are saved to the .minecraft/gui-recorder folder. You can also save last recording frames for manual processing, for this enable "Create Backup For Last Frames" in the mod configuration screen. After finishing recording, last frames will be copied to .minecraft/gui-recorder-latest-backup.

You can also:

  • Disable some GUI elements from being captured
  • Crop rendering area
  • Take screenshots
  • Record in any formats (which allow FFMpeg)

And yeah, it requires FFMpeg installed!

📹 Showcase

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📹 Result Webp (Compressed for this readme)

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🎮 Keybinds

To use this mod you will need to bind some keys, just keeping you informed 😉

Mod also has some key binds

Discord link to the "LopyMine's Project" discord server Github Link-Banner Support Link-Banner [Boosty]

CurseForge Link-Banner Modrinth Link-Banner

📑 Description

A Simple Fabric Mod that allows you to record the game GUI separately, i.e. having a transparent background! All records are saved to the .minecraft/gui-recorder folder. You can also save last recording frames for manual processing, for this enable "Create Backup For Last Frames" in the mod configuration screen. After finishing recording, last frames will be copied to .minecraft/gui-recorder-latest-backup.

You can also:

  • Disable some GUI elements from being captured
  • Crop rendering area
  • Take screenshots
  • Record in any formats (which allow FFMpeg)

And yeah, it requires FFMpeg installed!

📹 Showcase

Showcase

Result Webp (Compressed for this readme)

Showcase Result

🎮 Keybinds

To use this mod you will need to bind some keys, just keeping you informed 😉

Mod also has some key binds

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