📺 AnimatedFrames

• Display GIFs, PNGs, and JPGs on screen!!
  AnimatedFrames allows you to display GIFs, PNGs, and JPGs within Minecraft using commands.

Requirements ONLY 1.21 | 1.20.1 NO REQUIERES DEPENDENCIES

• Dep: Watermedia: 2.1.37

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📝 Commands

• /media show <name> <duration> <position> <size> → Display a GIF, PNG, or JPG locally (client-side).
  Example: /media show sunny.gif 10 center 1.0
• /mediaserver show <player|@a|@p|@r> <name> <duration> <position> <size> → Send a GIF, PNG, or JPG to specified players (server-side, requires OP permissions).
  Example: /mediaserver show @a example.gif 15 topleft 2.0
• /mediaserver playlocal <name> <duration> <position> <scale> → Play a GIF, PNG, or JPG directly from your local folder (config/AnimatedFrames/) without uploading it to the server.
  Example: /mediaserver playlocal example.png 10 center 1.0
  Useful for faster display on multiplayer servers and reduced loading times.
  Recommended: Use this command instead of /media show, since it can reproduce GIFs, PNGs, and JPGs on servers as well, offering better performance and compatibility.
• /media stop → Stop the current GIF, PNG, or JPG (client-side).
• /mediaserver stop <player|@a|@p|@r> → Stop the GIF, PNG, or JPG for specified players (server-side).
• /media list / /mediaserver list → List available GIFs, PNGs, and JPGs in the client or server folder.
• /media help / /mediaserver help → Show command help.

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⚠️ Requirements

• Client: Place GIFs, PNGs, or JPGs in config/AnimatedFrames/client_media/ (created automatically on first run).
• Server: Place GIFs, PNGs, or JPGs in config/AnimatedFrames/server_media/ (created automatically).

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• GIF, PNG, or JPG sent on Client:

  

• GIF, PNG, or JPG sent on a Server:

  

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Tutorial

Placing GIFs, PNGs, or JPGs on the Client

Folder Location:
Files go in the mod’s folder within your Minecraft directory:
.minecraft/config/AnimatedFrames/client_media/
If the folder doesn’t exist, it will be created automatically when the mod runs.
Steps:

1. Copy your GIF, PNG, or JPG file into config/AnimatedFrames/client_media/.
2. Ensure the file name includes the proper extension (.gif, .png, or .jpg).
3. Use the in-game command to display it:
   Example: /media show sunny.gif 10 center 1.0
   Notes:

• Only you see the media when using /media show.
• Ensure AnimatedFrames is in your .minecraft/mods/ folder.
• Invalid files will show an error message in-game.

Placing GIFs, PNGs, or JPGs on the Server

Folder Location:
Files go in the mod’s folder in the server directory:
config/AnimatedFrames/server_media/
If the folder doesn’t exist, it will be created automatically when the mod runs.
Steps:

1. Copy the GIF, PNG, or JPG file into config/AnimatedFrames/server_media/.
2. Ensure the file name includes .gif, .png, or .jpg (e.g., tutorial.png).
3. Use the server command to send it to players:
   Example: /mediaserver show @a sunny.gif 15 center 1.0
   Notes:

• The server must have AnimatedFrames in its mods/ folder.
• You need operator (OP) permissions to use /mediaserver.
• All players with the mod installed will see the media when targeted (e.g., @a for all players).
• Files are cached on server startup for faster delivery.
• In files larger than 1MB, minor delays may occur.

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Credits

• By @SunnyMp
• Support: Contact @SunnyAim_ for help or inquiries.

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