Side Title Shift

Quickstart

1. From the title screen, click ExoRune Settings in the upper-right corner.
2. Click Title Audio to cycle through the available menu music:
   • Random Shuffle
   • Make It
   • Ivor Theme
   • Dynamic Theme
   • Blackwell Academy
3. Click Music to switch menu music on or off.
4. Click Themes and choose a visual theme. Scroll the list or use the Up and Down arrow keys to browse all 30 themes.
5. Click Done to return to the title screen and explore the animated, high-contrast menus.

You can also open ExoRune Settings from the pause menu by clicking the small ⚙ button in the upper-left corner.

Overview

Side Title Shift is a client-side menu customization mod. It gives Minecraft’s title, pause, world, multiplayer, settings, and other menu screens a unified visual style with:

• 57 animated themed buttons
• 30 high-contrast visual themes
• Clear white menu text
• A custom title logo
• Splash text displayed beside the title
• Selectable title-screen music

The mod changes menus and menu audio only. It does not add blocks, items, mobs, or crafting recipes.

What It Adds

Themed menus

The mod applies themed backgrounds and controls to many menu screens, including:

• Title screen
• Pause menu
• World selection
• World creation
• Multiplayer
• Options and settings
• Controls
• Video and sound settings
• Resource-pack and data-pack screens
• Language, accessibility, skin customization, and telemetry screens
• Mod and Realms menus
• Warning and confirmation screens

Buttons, sliders, icon buttons, and other supported controls receive the selected visual treatment. Text remains bright and easy to read against the themed backgrounds.

Custom title presentation

The standard Minecraft title is replaced with a custom Side Title Shift title graphic. Splash text is positioned beside the title when space allows and scales down on narrower windows.

How To Use

Open the settings

From the title screen:

1. Click ExoRune Settings in the upper-right corner.
2. Choose an audio or visual option.
3. Click Done to return.

While paused in a world:

1. Open the pause menu.
2. Click the ⚙ button in the upper-left corner.
3. Adjust the settings.
4. Click Done to return to the pause menu.

Choose a theme

Open ExoRune Settings and click Themes. Select any theme in the list to apply it immediately.

The theme selection screen displays a check mark beside the active theme. If every option does not fit on screen:

• Scroll with the mouse wheel.
• Press the Up Arrow or Down Arrow keys.
• Click a theme to select it.
• Click Back to return to the main settings screen.

Available themes include Default, Wood, Foliage, Stone, Crystal, Nether, Ocean, and Amethyst, along with the rest of the 30-theme collection.

Choose title audio

Click Title Audio to cycle through the music choices. The selected track plays on supported menu screens and stops when you enter a world or leave the menu.

• Random Shuffle chooses from the themed menu tracks.
• Make It plays the Make It theme.
• Ivor Theme plays the Ivor theme.
• Dynamic Theme plays the Dynamic Theme track.
• Blackwell Academy plays the Blackwell Academy track.

Changing the audio choice replaces the currently selected menu track.

Mute menu music

Click Music in ExoRune Settings to toggle menu music:

• Music: On — selected menu audio can play.
• Music: Off — menu music is muted.

Abilities And Mechanics

• The selected theme applies across supported menus rather than only the title screen.
• Buttons and sliders use themed colors while retaining their normal Minecraft controls and functions.
• Hovered controls receive their themed hover treatment.
• Icon buttons receive a matching themed frame.
• Menu text is rendered in clear white for contrast.
• The menu soundtrack is active outside of gameplay menus and stops during world loading, world transitions, and active gameplay.
• Audio and theme choices are saved as local client settings and remain selected when you return to the menus.

Progression And Strategy

Side Title Shift has no gameplay progression. Try different combinations of theme and title audio to create the menu style you prefer:

• Use Default, Stone, or Wood for a restrained interface.
• Try Nether, Amethyst, or Crystal for a more dramatic appearance.
• Use Random Shuffle when you want the title music to vary between menu visits.
• Turn music off while keeping the themed buttons and backgrounds active.