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GreenScreen Painting

by parxYT · on Modrinth

A Very Useful ResourcePack That Turns Paintings Into GreenScreens. Free Minecraft Java resourcepack for 26.1.2.

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GreenScreen Paintings A simple, lightweight utility resource pack that transforms all vanilla Minecraft paintings into solid, borderless green screens. Perfect for content creators, video editors, and animators who want to easily key out in-game frames and drop in their own custom video clips, memes, or custom artwork!

Key Features

Borderless Design: Replaces the standard wooden borders with seamless, edge-to-edge chroma key green.

Flawless Chroma Keying: Uses a precise, solid green hex code optimized for clean selection in editing software like Premiere Pro, DaVinci Resolve, and CapCut.

100% Vanilla Compatible: Works completely fine on standard vanilla clients. No OptiFine, custom shaders, or backend mods required.

Ultra Lightweight: Extremely tiny file size that won't impact game performance or frame rates.

How to Use

Place & Frame: Craft and place any standard painting on a wall inside your world.

Record: Record your gameplay footage or take screenshots focusing on the green screen canvas.

Key it Out: Drop the footage into your preferred video editor, apply a Chroma Key / Ultra Key effect to the green area, and place your custom video or image on the track underneath!

Categories & Details

Category: Decoration, Tweaks, Utility

Resolution: 16x16 (Vanilla Standard)

Compatibility: Works across all modern versions of Minecraft Java Edition.

Note: If you want to use this for high-end cinematic close-ups, make sure your video rendering resolution in-game is scaled up to keep the edges perfectly sharp for your editor's color sampler!

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Screenshots

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