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Clean Shot (Hide The HUD)
"No timer, no scores, just a bunny and its poor decisions."
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How do I install Clean Shot (Hide The HUD)?
Download the free ProjectMods desktop app, then install Clean Shot (Hide The HUD) for Super Bunny Man in one click.
</>What does Clean Shot (Hide The HUD) do?
The timer, your lives and the team scores are all very useful right up until you are trying to capture a clip. Clean Shot strips the interface away and leaves you with just the game. No timer ticking in the corner, no overlays, nothing between the camera and your bunny sailing gracefully into a pit. Flip it back on the moment you need to actually see how you are doing. It changes nothing about how the level plays — the run continues exactly as normal underneath, you just cannot see the numbers.
</>What is Clean Shot (Hide The HUD)?
The timer, the lives and the team scores in Super Bunny Man are genuinely useful, right up until you are recording. Clean Shot takes the whole interface away and leaves just the game, so there is nothing between the camera and your bunny sailing into a pit. Flip it back on the second you need the numbers again. From ProjectMods, a community-first PC mod manager for 400+ games.
</>Common questions about Clean Shot (Hide The HUD)
What does Clean Shot do in Super Bunny Man?
Clean Shot hides Super Bunny Man's entire on-screen interface with a single switch. The timer in the corner, your lives and the team scores all disappear, leaving you with the level, your bunny and nothing else. It is built for screenshots and video capture, where the numbers ticking away in the corner are the only thing between you and a clean frame. Nothing about the level changes — your run carries on exactly as it would normally, you simply cannot see the readouts while the switch is on. Turn it off and everything comes straight back.
Does hiding the interface change how the level plays?
No. Clean Shot only affects what you can see, not what Super Bunny Man is doing. The timer keeps running, the level keeps tracking your progress, and everything you do still counts exactly the same — you have just taken the display away. That means you can hide the interface mid-run, capture the footage you wanted, and turn it back on without having disturbed the attempt at all. The one practical downside is obvious: while it is hidden you have no idea how your time is going, so it is not the setting for a serious time attack.
What exactly gets hidden?
Everything the game draws over the top of the level. That includes the timer, your lives and the team scores that normally sit around the edges of Super Bunny Man. What remains is the level art, the props, and your bunny doing whatever it is about to regret. Because it is one switch rather than a per-element list, you get an all-or-nothing clean frame instead of having to hunt down individual bits of interface. For most capture work that is what you want anyway — a single toggle you can hit right before the take.
Can I turn the interface back on mid-run?
Yes, that is the intended way to use it. The Hide The Interface switch works both directions at any time, so the simplest approach is to leave it off while you learn a Super Bunny Man level, flip it on for the attempt you actually want to record, then flip it straight back once the clip is in the bag. There is nothing to reload and no restart involved. Because the run underneath is unaffected, switching back mid-level just brings the timer and the scores back into view exactly where they left off.
Why would I want to hide the HUD in a game like this?
Super Bunny Man is at its funniest when it is just a ragdoll bunny and physics, and interface elements date a clip instantly. With Clean Shot the frame is pure game, which matters for thumbnails, for short clips where the bunny is the whole joke, and for wide shots of a level. It pairs neatly with Wide Angle, which pulls the camera back for more of the level in shot, and with Bullet Bunny, which slows the moment down. Together they give you a clean, wide, slow-motion take of your worst jump.
What options does Clean Shot (Hide The HUD) include?
Hide The Interface
Hide the timer and all on-screen elements. Turn off to bring them back.
ProjectMods' Clean Shot hides the timer and every on-screen element in Super Bunny Man, so you can capture screenshots and video with nothing in frame but the level and your bunny.
System Requirements
What features does Clean Shot (Hide The HUD) include?
- Strip the timer, your lives and the team scores away with one switch for a completely clean frame
- Bring the whole interface straight back the moment you need to see how the run is actually going
- Leaves the level itself untouched — the run continues exactly as normal, you just cannot see the numbers
- Pair it with Wide Angle for a wide, uncluttered capture of an entire level
Best For
- Creators filming a trailer-style clip who do not want a timer ticking away in the corner of every shot
- Screenshot collectors framing a ragdoll mid-flight without the interface cutting across the composition
- Streamers running their own overlay who would rather not stack the game's HUD underneath it
- Capturing the moment you finally find a level's hidden golden carrot so it looks like a moment, not a readout
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