Compatibility
Minecraft: Java Edition
Platforms
Supported environments
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Details
kennytvs-epic-force-close-loading-screen-mod-for-fabric
1. World joining, loading, and reconfiguring screen
This mod fully disables the world loading screen and reconfiguration screen. This may cause a brief/temporary client to server position desync in Vanilla, but will provide a normal-ish experience where you just don't see the loading screen briefly flash on Paper/modded servers.
2. Resource pack loading screen
This mod also drastically reduces the resource pack loading screen duration by simply removing the forced fade-in and fade-out, which will be especially obvious on otherwise fast loading packs.
3. Server switches
Preview (mildly flashing screen)
This also happens to fix a Sodium issue of having a 30 seconds long loading terrains screen on Paper servers.
Known incompatibilities
- Feather client
- FastLoad
Original issue (up to and including Minecraft 1.19.2/mod version 1.1.1)
THE TEXT BELOW ONLY APPLIES TO 1.18.2-1.19.2 WITH MOD VERSION 1.1.1
Say goodbye to seeing the world loading screen for 2-5 seconds when joining a server or switching worlds Since 1.18.2, the client only quits the world loading screen once the chunk it is in has been received... and at least 2 seconds have passed.
By default, the mod fixes that behavior. Additionally, you can also fully get rid of the screen. This mod also happens to fix an infinite-loading issue with Sodium on Paper servers on join/respawn.
Yeeting the screen entirely
If you want to fully kill the world loading screen, you can toggle a config option (you need modmenu and Cloth Config API for that). Keep in mind this reintroduces a client bug where you can briefly (only visually) fall through the world if your network connection is slow or the server is loading chunks very slowly after a world change.
Here are video comparisons of Vanilla vs. the mod with the instant-close option enabled:
Server joining (1 vs. 3 seconds)
World changing (0 vs. 2 seconds)
Credits to the well-thought-out name and amazing icon go to mdcfe.