Durability Notifier is a small client-side mod that uses various methods to notify the player when there tool is low on durability. It uses subtle methods like using sound or potion effects and is fully configurable via the in-game configuration menu for ease. So, you can configure the mod how you like it.
For more information on what settings are available see the detailed explanation for the configuration below.
The mod tries to stay as vanilla server friendly as possible. The only feature that doesn't work while connected to a vanilla server is the GiveFatigue feature.
- GiveFatigue - if true gives the player mining fatigue when the tool hit it's max so you won't accidentally break the tool. (Defaults to false) Has been temporarily disabled since 1.13+
- Percentage - is the percentage from 1 between 100 of durability of the tool it checks for (Defaults to 10)
- PlaySound - if true plays a noise to the player if they try to use their tool while it's low on durability (Defaults to false)
- SendMessage - if true displays the message that your tool is low on durability (Defaults to true)
- SendMessageColor - chooses what color/colour the message will be. (Defaults to YELLOW)
- soundlocation - specifies the soundlocation of the sound that "PlaySound" will play. If the sound location inserted is false it will say so in the log.
- volume - changes the volume that "PlaySound" uses to play the sound.
FAQ:
- Where's the config located? It's located within your instances "config" folder
- How can I change the config in-game? You can't unless you install Configured
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mining a massive area in the nether, one netherite pick "klink" later here i am, great mod, works well.. too bad my dear pick isnt here for it xD
Thank you for still keeping this updated!
i have v1.12.2 and its not work. I dk why !
Doesn't seem to be working for me. Using 1.16.4 and the newest download of the mod on here (which also has 1.16.4 as game version). Nothing happening ingame on <10% durability, no configuration UI to find.
Edit: Seems it requires Forge. Would've been great to say that somewhere in the description, could've spared my time.
In reply to Forge_User_29843228:
Have you found a fabric version?
In reply to soggyshortz:
A fabric version is now available for 1.18
If I hadn't seen this in a mod showcase, I would've never discovered this spectacular mod.
Imagine a Frequency Tuner in the Config. (So you can make it not as fast and annoying, lol)
Such a great MOD!
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and I will give you the Chinese translation document: zh_CN.lang、zh_TW.lang
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In reply to aikinitt:
Sure
Where do you make the configurations?
in the in game menu there is no option
In reply to RicGod27:
try looking for a config file in the .minecraft/config folder
In reply to NyanMinecrafter:
i couldnt find one
In reply to devil_princess2020:
Check the FAQ
Would it be possible to add a blacklist and/or whitelist to this (for wood tools for example)?
Also could you rename your files so we know which version of the mod we downloaded?
Thanks
What does the 1.13 version support? Rift, Forge, Liteloader or a Vanilla profile method like I know is now a thing thanks to Bounding Box Outline Reloaded. I assume Forge but just thought I'd ask to me clear on it.
In reply to SuntannedDuck2:
A suggestion...
Could there be a config option to have the sound & message play only once when you first hit the durability threshold? To ensure that you won't miss it... the message could have a config option to stay on-screen for a certain amount of ticks/seconds... like 5 seconds or so. It currently stays up for a total of 3 seconds.
Also is it just me or is the SentMessageColor section in the in-game config glitched in a way? It shows up blank for me and it's a fresh config file.
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Will this work with modded items? For example... Tinker's Tools or items that uses energy instead of durability?
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