Requires the library mod Collective.

This mod is part of The Vanilla Experience modpack and Serilum's Customization Bundle mod.
Simple Menu provides an alternative to other extensive main menu editors. I needed more basic functionality that was quickly released after each Minecraft update for my The Vanilla Experience modpack. It's however highly configurable and might be what you need as well. Intentionally kept simple. If you'd like more control, I recommend using FancyMenu.

It can:
• Set a custom window title and icon.
• Replace the Minecraft logo on the main menu.
• Set a custom background.
• Hide the Minecraft Realms button.
• Create a server hosting promo button with a clickable link.
• Hide the splash texts next to the logo.
• Remove the experimental warning text from mod loaders.
• Remove the text in the bottom left.

Configurable: ( how do I configure? )
setCustomWindowTitle (default = false): Whether a custom window title should be set. Uses the value set in 'customWindowTitle'.
customWindowTitle (default = "Custom Window Title"): The custom window title that's used when 'setCustomWindowTitle' is enabled.

setCustomWindowIcon (default = false): If a custom window icon should be set. Two files are needed. Both in PNG format. One a 16 pixel square called 'icon_16x16.png', and one a 32 pixel square called 'icon_32x32.png'. Located in './config/simplemenu/icon'.

replaceMainMenuLogo (default = false): If a custom main menu logo should be rendered. This will replace the 'Minecraft' text. A 'logo.png' file is needed. Located in './config/simplemenu/logo'. By default the image dimensions are 1024x256. To remove it completely, use an empty .png file.
replaceMainMenuEditionLogo (default = false): If a custom main menu 'edition' logo should be rendered. This will replace the 'Java Edition' text. An 'edition.png' file is needed. Located in './config/simplemenu/logo'. By default the image dimensions are 512x64. To remove it completely, use an empty .png file.

setCustomBackground (default = false): If a custom background should be rendered. A 'background.png' file is needed. Located in './config/simplemenu/background/'.

hideMinecraftRealmsButton (default = false): If the Minecraft Realms button should be hidden from the main menu.
expandModsButton (default = false): Whether the Mods button's width should be expanded to match the singleplayer button width. Can be useful with 'hideMinecraftRealmsButton' disabled. Only applicable for Forge and NeoForge.
enableServerPromoButton (default = false): Whether the Minecraft Realms button should be replaced by a serverhosting promo button.
serverPromoButtonTextDefault (default = "Need a Server?"): The default server promo button text.
serverPromoButtonTextOnHover (default = "Use code PROMO for 25% off"): The server promo button text shown when hovering it.
serverPromoButtonClickURL (default = "https://localhost/exampleurl"): The URL that's being navigated to when clicking the server promo button.

hideSplashText (default = false): Whether the splash text should be hidden on the main menu.
removeExperimentalModLoaderText (default = false): Whether experimental/beta mod loader text should be removed from the main menu.
removeTextBottomLeft (default = false): Whether the text in the bottom left should be removed from the main menu.

Additional notes:
I've made the "The Vanilla Experience"-logo in the image above via BlockBench with this plugin:
https://ewanhowell.com/plugins/minecraft-title-generator/

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