UberyaHUD

A customizable atmospheric HUD for Minecraft featuring day tracking, seasonal banners, biome notifications, special day messages, and more.

UberyaHUD started as a simple day counter and evolved into a broader HUD and notification system designed to make the passing of time and exploration feel more meaningful.

Features

Day Counter

• Displays the current Minecraft day.
• Smooth animated notifications when a new day begins.
• Seasonal banners based on the current day.
• A 120-day seasonal cycle:
  • Spring
  • Summer
  • Autumn
  • Winter

Biome Notifications

• Displays a notification when entering a new biome.
• Uses Minecraft's localized biome names when available.
• Includes fallback names for biomes without a translation.
• Handles rapid biome changes without constantly replacing the active notification.

Special Day Messages

Certain days receive unique messages:

• Day 30: Summer Begins
• Day 60: Autumn Begins
• Day 90: Winter Begins
• Day 100: One Hundred Days
• Day 120: A New Year Begins

The cycle then continues into the next year.

Customization

UberyaHUD includes an in-game configuration screen with options for:

• Day Notification
• Biome Notification
• Special Day Messages
• Biome Entry Label

Each feature can be enabled or disabled independently.

Localization

UberyaHUD currently supports:

• English
• Turkish
• Spanish
• German
• French
• Brazilian Portuguese
• Japanese
• Korean
• Russian
• Simplified Chinese
• Finnish
• Italian

Designed to Stay Out of Your Way

Notifications are animated, lightweight, and designed to complement the Minecraft interface rather than overwhelm it.

UberyaHUD is client-side and does not change world generation, gameplay mechanics, or server data.

What's Next?

UberyaHUD is still evolving.

Future updates may expand the HUD system with additional seasonal features, integrations with other mods, and new types of atmospheric notifications.

Same sun. Different stories.

Compatibility

Minecraft: 1.21.1
Loader: NeoForge

Known Compatibility Issue

There is currently a rendering compatibility issue with ImmediatelyFast that may cause notification text to behave incorrectly.

Disabling ImmediatelyFast resolves the issue.