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A server-side Fabric mod that creates customizable visual waiting screens with player counters and image backgrounds until a specified number of players connect.

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Description

Waiting Screen Mod

Server-side mod for Minecraft Fabric 1.21.1 that creates customizable visual waiting rooms with player counters and image backgrounds until a specified number of players connect.

Features

Custom waiting screens with your own PNG/JPG images. Players see a real-time counter showing how many have connected versus how many are required. Complete movement and interaction lockdown until the requirement is met. Exempt system allows staff to move freely while others wait. Optional ESC menu access control. Server-side only implementation means no client installation required.

Commands

/waitingscreen start <players> activates the waiting screen for a specific player count. Use /waitingscreen stop to end the wait and allow everyone to play. Change images with /waitingscreen screen <name>. Reload images from disk with /waitingscreen reload. Control ESC menu access via /waitingscreen allowesc <true|false>. Add exempt players using /waitingscreen exempt add <player>.

Installation

Install Fabric Loader 0.16.0 or higher and Fabric API 0.116.7 or higher. Place the mod jar in your server's mods folder. Start the server to generate the config/waitingscreens directory. Add your PNG or JPG images to that directory. Run the reload command to load them.

Use Cases

Hold events that require minimum player counts. Create minigame lobbies that wait for teams to fill. Manage tournament rounds with visual waiting rooms. Display maintenance information while working on the server.

Requirements

Minecraft 1.21.1, Fabric Loader 0.16.0+, Fabric API 0.116.7+, Java 21. Recommended image resolution is 1920x1080 or 1280x720. Use PNG for quality or JPG for smaller file sizes.

Permissions

Commands require OP level 2. Server operators never see the waiting screen and are automatically exempt. Normal players see the screen and cannot move or interact. Manual exempts can move freely but cannot use commands.


Waiting Screen Mod (Spanish)

Mod server-side para Minecraft Fabric 1.21.1 que crea salas de espera visuales personalizables con contadores de jugadores e imágenes de fondo hasta que se conecte un número específico de jugadores.

Características

Pantallas de espera personalizadas con tus propias imágenes PNG/JPG. Los jugadores ven un contador en tiempo real mostrando cuántos se han conectado versus cuántos se requieren. Bloqueo completo de movimiento e interacciones hasta que se cumpla el requisito. Sistema de exentos permite al staff moverse libremente mientras otros esperan. Control opcional de acceso al menú ESC. Implementación server-side significa que no se requiere instalación en el cliente.

Comandos

/waitingscreen start <jugadores> activa la pantalla de espera para un conteo específico de jugadores. Usa /waitingscreen stop para terminar la espera y permitir a todos jugar. Cambia imágenes con /waitingscreen screen <nombre>. Recarga imágenes del disco con /waitingscreen reload. Controla acceso al menú ESC mediante /waitingscreen allowesc <true|false>. Añade jugadores exentos usando /waitingscreen exempt add <jugador>.

Instalación

Instala Fabric Loader 0.16.0 o superior y Fabric API 0.116.7 o superior. Coloca el jar del mod en la carpeta mods de tu servidor. Inicia el servidor para generar el directorio config/waitingscreens. Añade tus imágenes PNG o JPG a ese directorio. Ejecuta el comando reload para cargarlas.

Casos de Uso

Realiza eventos que requieren conteos mínimos de jugadores. Crea lobbies de minijuegos que esperan a que se llenen los equipos. Gestiona rondas de torneos con salas de espera visuales. Muestra información de mantenimiento mientras trabajas en el servidor.

Requisitos

Minecraft 1.21.1, Fabric Loader 0.16.0+, Fabric API 0.116.7+, Java 21. La resolución de imagen recomendada es 1920x1080 o 1280x720. Usa PNG para calidad o JPG para archivos más pequeños.

Permisos

Los comandos requieren OP nivel 2. Los operadores del servidor nunca ven la pantalla de espera y son automáticamente exentos. Los jugadores normales ven la pantalla y no pueden moverse ni interactuar. Los exentos manuales pueden moverse libremente pero no pueden usar comandos.

Waiting Screen Mod

A powerful server-side mod that creates customizable waiting rooms for your Minecraft Fabric server. Perfect for events, minigames, or any situation where you need players to wait before starting.

Features

  • Custom Images: Display any image as a waiting screen background
  • Player Counter: Real-time display of waiting players (e.g., "3/10 players")
  • Server-Side Control: No client mod required - works with vanilla clients
  • ESC Menu Lock: Prevents players from accessing menus while waiting
  • Exempt System: Bypass waiting for specific players (admins, VIPs)
  • Easy Configuration: Simple commands to manage waiting screens
  • Multiple Screens: Switch between different waiting screen images

Usage

Basic Commands

  • /waitingscreen start <players> - Start waiting room (requires specified number of players)
  • /waitingscreen stop - End waiting and release all players
  • /waitingscreen screen <name> - Change the displayed image
  • /waitingscreen exempt <player> - Add player to exempt list
  • /waitingscreen unexempt <player> - Remove player from exempt list

Setup

  1. Install the mod in your server's mods/ folder
  2. Add your custom images to config/waitingscreens/
  3. Use commands to control the waiting room

Requirements

  • Minecraft 1.21.1
  • Fabric Loader
  • Fabric API

Configuration

Images must be placed in the config/waitingscreens/ directory. Supported formats: PNG, JPG

Use Cases

  • Event lobbies
  • Minigame waiting rooms
  • Tournament preparation
  • Server queue systems
  • Custom game modes

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License.

Bug Reports

Found a bug? Report it on the GitHub Issues page.