QuitPeeking

Quit Peeking

See the interface your friends are using, displayed in the Minecraft world.

Quit Peeking shows a player’s open inventory or supported game menu as a floating panel. It combines a Fabric client mod with a Paper plugin to send the live interface to nearby players.

Features

• View supported interfaces such as player inventories, chests, crafting screens, and pause or settings menus.
• See the actual rendered interface, including its contents.
• View the panel in the world from different angles.
• Adjust panel size, transparency, and corner rounding for your own view.
• No extra mouse pointer is drawn over the interface.
• Spatial GUI integration is optional.

Display modes

Normal mode

When Spatial GUI is not being used, Quit Peeking displays the interface on a panel in front of the player. The panel keeps the position, facing, and tilt from when the screen was opened, so turning the camera afterward does not rotate the projected interface.

Adjust its size with the Normal Scale slider.

Spatial GUI 2D mode

When Spatial GUI’s 2D mode is active, Quit Peeking uses the position and orientation of Spatial GUI’s floating interface. You can move the camera and view the panel from different angles.

Adjust its size with the Spatial 2D Scale slider.

Spatial GUI 3D mode

When Spatial GUI’s 3D mode is active, Quit Peeking uses the interface plane placed by Spatial GUI, so the projection follows that mode’s in-world presentation.

Adjust its size with the Spatial 3D Scale slider.

The interface is rendered as a flat image on a world-space panel; Spatial GUI determines how that panel is positioned and oriented.

Settings

Open Quit Peeking’s settings from Mod Menu. The sliders affect your own view, so each viewer can choose their preferred appearance.

• Normal Scale: 0.25×–2.00×
• Spatial 2D Scale: 0.15×–1.00×
• Spatial 3D Scale: 0.15×–1.00×
• Opacity: 30%–100%
• Corner Rounding: 0–40 px

Mod Menu is optional. Without it, Quit Peeking uses its default settings.

How it works

The Fabric mod captures the visible interface on the player’s client and sends the frames to the Paper server. Paper relays them to players in the same world who are within 12 blocks. The client mod on each viewer’s computer displays the panel in the world.

Frames are updated up to 10 times per second. Quit Peeking does not save the captured frames.

Installation

1. Install the Quit Peeking Paper plugin in the server’s plugins folder.
2. Install the Quit Peeking client mod in the mods folder of every player who will share or view an interface.
3. Restart the server and Minecraft clients.
4. To use Spatial GUI modes, install Spatial GUI on the client that opens the interface. Spatial GUI is optional for normal mode.
5. Open an inventory, container, crafting screen, or supported menu. Nearby players with the mod installed can view its panel.

Requirements

• Minecraft 26.2
• A Paper 26.2 server with the Quit Peeking plugin
• Fabric Loader and Fabric API on the clients that share or view interfaces
• Spatial GUI for its 2D and 3D display modes (optional)
• Mod Menu for the in-game settings screen (optional)

Notes

• Support for modded interfaces depends on how each interface is rendered.
• The panel is only relayed to nearby players in the same world.