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Change the look of the mod's screens

Pick a theme for the mount profile, skill tree, Riders Encyclopedia, mount screen and HUD, or plain Minecraft style.

The mod’s screens come in four looks:

Theme Looks like
fantasy:starlit, Starlit Grimoire (the default) Night-blue pages, gold trim and starlight
fantasy:overworld, Overworld Stone, grass and gold, close to Minecraft
fantasy:wildwood, Wildwood Lodge Carved wood, vines and runestones
fantasy:vanilla, Vanilla Minecraft’s own look, with no theme

Pick one in the game

Open the Interface theme screen from the mod’s Config button in the mod list (on Fabric and Quilt, the mod list comes with Mod Menu). It previews each theme before you save. Resource packs can add themes of their own, and they show up there too.

Or in the file

[ui]
    theme = "fantasy:wildwood"

A theme from a resource pack is named the same way, namespace:name.

The settings

Each with what it does, its default and the values it takes. Copy a line, or change them all in the Settings Workbench.

fantasy-client.toml

ui.theme#

The look of the mount profile, skill tree, Riders Encyclopedia, mount screen and HUD: fantasy:starlit, fantasy:overworld, fantasy:wildwood, fantasy:vanilla (themes off, plain Minecraft style), or a theme a resource pack adds (namespace:name). The theme picker in game changes it too.

TextDefault "fantasy:starlit"Up to 128 characters
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