Survival Sense v2
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Client-side survival HUD: danger radar, fall predictor, lava alarm, biome toast, moon/slime info and weather
Never walk off a cliff again. Survival Sense keeps an eye on the scary bits of Minecraft and tells you about them before they introduce you to the void.
What it does for you
Danger Radar
There's a little compass tape across the top of your screen showing where the grumpy mobs are. Closer danger glows warmer, and the nearest troublemaker gets a name tag so you can decide how brave you're feeling. No creepy markers drawn on the mobs themselves — that would be rude.
Fall Predictor
Stand at the edge of a drop and look down. Survival Sense quietly measures the height and tells you roughly how much it's going to hurt. It also works mid-fall, so at least you'll know what hit you.
Lava Alarm
About to dig into a wall with a nice hot surprise behind it? Survival Sense warns you before your pickaxe becomes a very short-lived pickaxe. It can watch for water too, if sneaky drownings are more your concern.
Biome Banner
Every time you wander into a new biome, a cheerful animated banner rolls in to announce it — tinted to match the place. It's like a tiny postcard for your feet.
Day & Moon Peek
Hold a key to peek at how many days you've survived and which moon phase is up there. Let go, and it politely fades away. Slime fans, you know what this is for.
Keys you'll want
| Key | What happens |
|---|---|
H |
Show or hide the whole HUD |
O |
Open the settings and switch modules on or off |
Hold M |
Peek at the day count and moon phase |
Good to know
- Everything is optional — turn off whatever you don't fancy in the settings.
- It's friendly to your screen: nothing bloats the corner unless you want it.
- Made for builders, cavers and people who fall off things.
Made by Love, Cheese By Ez.
Survival Sense v2 Team
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