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Render any GIF on your overlays.

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MCGifs-1.1.0.jar
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Modrinth

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A client-side Minecraft mod that renders animated GIFs/Images directly in the overlay. Includes an in-game screen to download GIFs by pasting a URL, with no external tools required, and displays/updates them in real time on the UI (you don't even need to save the world when exiting Minecraft). Keep in mind that the GIF renders above almost any other overlay

Accepts ANY GIF or some image formatd (png, jpg, jpeg, webp, bmp) from any web page (Imgur, Tenor, Giphy, Discord, Reddit, Steam, etc...)

Be careful, if you try to add a GIF but the link says is an image (webp, png, etc) the GIF won't render


- Press G to open the download screen
- Paste a URL and download
- That's it, if your URL is correct, the GIF/Image should download and render almost instantly

Usages
- Drag GIFs in your screen
- Right Click to hide/show, remove or rename the GIF/Image
- Resize by holding a corner and dragging

Saves
The GIFs and the .json save file are located in the MCGifs folder inside the .minecraft directory

Warning
Normally, copying a GIF link from a web page does not give a direct downloadable file. The link usually points to a web page that returns HTML or redirects, not the actual GIF file, so if your GIF is not downloading, that's the reason. To fix it:
- Open the GIF on the page (Google Images, Tenor, Giphy, etc).
- Right-click the GIF.
- Click “Open image in new tab”.
- Copy the new tab URL.
- If it contains "media/images/etc" in the URL, it’s the real link.

A FEW GIFs may render/play way faster than the one you saw in Internet, I don't know fully why, but it's probably because of how it was uploaded to the internet (it's not a bug)

Minecraft mod that renders animated GIFs directly in the overlay. Includes an in-game screen to download GIFs by pasting a URL, with no external tools required, and displays/updates them in real time on the UI (you don't even need to save the world when exiting Minecraft). Keep in mind that the GIF renders above almost any other overlay

  • Press G to open the download screen
  • Paste a URL and download
  • That's it, if your URL is correct, the GIF should download and render almost instantly

Usages

  • Drag GIFs in your screen
  • Right Click to hide/show, remove or rename the GIF
  • Resize by holding a corner and dragging

Saves

The GIFs and the .json save file are located in the MCGifs folder inside the .minecraft directory

Warning

Normally, copying a GIF link from a web page does not give a direct downloadable file. The link usually points to a web page that returns HTML or redirects, not the actual GIF file, so if your GIF is not downloading, that's the reason. To fix it:

  • Open the GIF on the page (Google Images, Tenor, Giphy, etc).
  • Right-click the GIF.
  • Click “Open image in new tab”.
  • Copy the new tab URL.
  • If it contains "media/images/etc" in the URL, it’s the real link.

A FEW GIFs may render/play way faster than the one you saw in Internet, I don't know fully why, but it's probably because of how it was uploaded to the internet (it's not a bug)

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