What the mod does
ReplayMod lets you record gameplay sessions and replay them later from any perspective. You can move your camera freely around the scene to review what happened from viewpoints you could never reach while playing live. It fits anyone looking to study gameplay moments or produce clips directly in the game. Johni0702 authored the project under the GNU General Public License v3.0 or later. And it sits in the utility and quality of life category.
Recording size and file sharing
Recording files remain small. A capture running for more than one hour averages less than 10 megabytes in total file size. That compact format prevents your local drive from filling up when you record long sessions. You can share these replays with friends simply by sending them the file, allowing others to load and view your recorded world.
Built-in video creation and camera paths
You don't need external screen capture tools or third-party software to export video. ReplayMod comes with a built-in video creator inside the game. Its interface allows you to design custom camera paths through any recorded scene. You can adjust your shot angles, create clean camera movements, and generate finished Minecraft videos within minutes.
Platform requirements and compatibility
ReplayMod functions exclusively on the client side. Here's the thing, client installation is required, while server-side operation is unsupported. Don't install it on a dedicated server.
The mod is built for the Fabric mod loader. Verified Minecraft releases include 1.21, 1.21.1, 1.21.5, 1.21.6, 1.21.7, 1.21.9, 1.21.10, 1.21.11, 26.1, 26.1.1, 26.1.2, and 26.2.
Reporting issues and development facts
If you run into bugs while using the mod, submit an issue report on GitHub. In earlier years before 2020, bugs were logged on Bugzilla before tracking moved to GitHub. ReplayMod doesn't provide an external API for other software. It remains dedicated to recording gameplay, navigating replay perspectives, and creating video clips.
