Giselbaer's Durability Viewer
1.16/20w06 update: It seems like the 1.15 version of the mod works as well, as long as you update the Fabric API (hint: https://www.curseforge.com/minecraft/mc-mods/fabric-api/files/2875599)
Updates
Main development is now on Fabric, but I made a Forge 1.14.4 version available due to popular request.
Version 1.5 adds the option to show your armor items around the hotbar. Done for Rift (1.13.2), and Fabric (1.14, 1.15).
Version 1.6 adds an option to disable the chest / free inventory space icon, and fixes the bug with the shield slot in "armor around hotbar" mode.
Version 1.6.1 has support for the Trinkets mod (https://www.curseforge.com/minecraft/mc-mods/trinkets-fabric), (No reason to update unless you use that mod)
Version 1.7 fixes the armor-around-toolbar + main-hand-left bug, plus some translation issues in the forge 1.14.4 version.
Description
This is another mod that shows your item durabilities as I couldn't find one that had everything I wanted.
Differences to other similar mods are:
- Show item durability numbers in color (green/white/yellow/red) depending on items state
- Items that are at almost 100% show damage, not durability. For example, your diamond pick that was used 5 times will show -5, not 1556. Great when you're using the mending enchantment to fix your stuff and don't know the exact number you want to reach
- Also show number of empty inventory slots; know at a glance if you can continue mining or should return to your chest
- Shows the amount of time for your buffs to run out so you don't have to press E to check whether that water breathing potion lasts for another minute (can be turned off in options)
- Play a warning sound when your item is about to break; stop losing your Efficiency V pick to not looking at the GUI. The warning will play when your item is at less than 10% AND less than 100 - since 1.4, these values can be configured.
- (Since 1.4) Set your window title to "<Username> on <Server>" so if you have more than one instance of MC open you can alt-tab to the one you're looking for easily. Can be turned off in options.
Durability Viewer was the first mod I ever made, and the fact that 61352151511 made the source code for his Durability Show (https://minecraft.curseforge.com/projects/durability-show) available on GitHub helped a lot. Thank you very much!
Some screenshots:
To make sure the mod doesn't slow down your minecraft, it has been optimized using jprofiler (https://www.ej-technologies.com/products/jprofiler/overview.html).
How do i change it to the around hotbar mode?
In reply to IgorRomanov:
Depends on which version you're running.
There is a durabiltiyviewer.json file in the config folder next to the mods folder, you can set the Armor around hotbar value to true in that. This works for all versions from 1.13.2 on.
If you want to use the GUI:
For Rift 1.13.2, you can also use the little book icon that pops up on the right top of the options and pause screens.
For Fabric without modmenu, the book icon should pop as well in those screens, right top again.
For Fabric with modmenu (highly recommended), go to mods, click this mod on the left, click the cogwheel on the right, above the description.
For Forge 1.14: Sorry, I haven't found out how to attach a config GUI yet, you're restricted to editing the .json file.
This mod is fantastic and I would recommend this mod to anyone. The creator is very helpful as well and willing to get to the bottom of an issue which seems to be rare now days. I had an issue I thought was between this mod and another but it happened to be a datapack messing with both of the mods. Thank you kindly developer for making such a great mod and cannot wait to see what else comes in the future!
When a forge version ?
would be nice to have a screenshot on this page.
In reply to zuoanqh:
Go to the screenshot tab...
In reply to DerpDerpingtonIsHere:
most other mods have screenshots directly in the description.
In reply to DerpDerpingtonIsHere:
I mean, thanks for telling me that, but looking through a lot of mods to make my own mod pack is quite daunting, and it would be much faster if this mod had a screenshot that captures what it does directly in the description. I think more people would install the mod if they can immediately tell how it works
In reply to DerpDerpingtonIsHere:
When you view this mod on twich, the images tab does not even show up.
In reply to zuoanqh:
I wasn't aware of that, I always go through curseforge itself. Why they don't have the image option on twitch is beyond me.
Could you add the option to move the shield icon from far right and the left armour pieces over to allow for the dual wielding slot?
Thanks
Fantastic Mod!!!
I was wondering whether there is a way to customize the colour change caused by the durability decrease.
Thanks
In reply to sharkhayeThe:
Unfortunately, no. The only way would be get the source code (everything is on github) and change the getDisplayColor method in ItemDamageIndicator.java, then compile the mod yourself.
ive downloaded the latest jar file and the warning sound sounds broken or maybe its something on my end but it sounds like a weird crackle and its veyr loud and jarring, is this intentional?
Edit: I just manually went intot he jar file after reading the comments below to remove it, after listening tot he sound manually it doesnt sound like ti does in game.
In reply to Galaxy_Kindred:
Not sure what happens on your side, but if the .ogg file itself seems fine, I can't really do much. Any entries in the logs maybe? Also, maybe try replacing the .ogg with a different one (same name) and check if that works well.
Is this required on a server for multiplayer use?
In reply to LeoTheLeopardNZ:
No, it's client only. You can use it offline, or with any vanilla/spigot/paper server you like.
Is there a way to disable the durability warning sound completely? I really dislike the sound even if i only here it on the last few hits
In reply to Domps:
There's a "minimum durability" setting which you can set to 1, meaning you'll only get the sound on the very last hit.
If you want to disable that as well, there's no config option. But you can open the .jar file in a zip viewer (7zip, winzip, winrar, ...) and remove the assets/durabilityviewer/sounds/tool_breaking.ogg file; this will get rid of the sound for good (unless you redownload the jar ofc).
In reply to thorgeig:
Thanks for the response and guide on how to remove the file! Currently pretty early game and just kind of running through low level enchanted iron picks so even set to 1 durability the sound showed up slightly often