⭐ Description
A configurable datapack to display damage/healing indicators.
ℹ️ Installation
Just drop the .zip into the datapack folder in your world. Enjoy :)
🎨 Customization
The datapack has a wide range of customizations.
To open the settings menu, run /function sdi:settings.
The settings are:
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Decimal Places: Changes the default ammount of decimals to be displayed.
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Motion: Defines whether the indicator will be moving or static.
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More Colors: Defines whether the indicator will have unique absorption colors in damage or gain.
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Symbols: Defines whether the + and - signs will be displayed in the indicator.
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Hide Decimal 0: Defines whether the indicator will hide ".0". Example: Damage of
2.0will be displayed as2. Damage of 2.5 will still show as 2.5. -
See Through: Defines whether the indicator is visible through objects.
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No Background: Makes the indicator background invisible. Enabling this setting can give the indicator a cleaner look.
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Motion Smoothness: Controls the smoothing of the indicator movement. Higher values reduces the indicator movement.
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(Advanced Configuration) Entity Group Size: A load balancer. Defines how many groups the datapack will separate the entities to be updated into. Larger groups result in higher performance, while smaller groups result in less latency to display the indicator.
✅ FAQ and Troubleshooting
I have indicators stuck in my world. What do I do?
You can run the command /kill @e[tag=sdi] or /function sdi:kill_indicators to remove the indicators.
Does it work in multiplayer?
Yes.
Is it compatible with other datapacks?
Probably Yes. the datapack was developed in a way to avoid any incompatibilities with any datapack.
Dead mobs do not show indicators!
The way of detecting dead mobs is heavy and could bring major performance problems. Therefore, the datapack does not support displaying indicators for dead mobs.
🧑💻 For Developers
Entities with the tag sdi.ignore will be ignored by the datapack (will not display the indicator or be processed).
🗑️ Uninstalling the datapack
Run /function sdi:uninstall to remove any changes caused by the datapack (like removing scoreboards), then delete or deactivate the datapack from your world.
