Damage Tint Mod FAQ

The mod is active by default once installed—entities will automatically flash a color when damaged. If you don't see the effect, check your mod loader configuration to ensure Damage Tint Mod is enabled.

Yes, the mod includes configuration options to adjust the damage tint color and intensity. You can customize these settings through the mod's config file or in-game settings menu depending on your setup.

Yes, the mod applies to both mobs and players, making it useful for PvP scenarios where you need to see if your hits are landing on opponents.

Some mobs may have visual properties that make the tint harder to see, or the effect duration may be very brief. You can adjust the intensity and duration in the mod's configuration to make it more visible.

Damage Tint Mod is generally compatible with most visual mods, though some shader packs may interfere with the color effect. Test it in your setup; if there are conflicts, you may need to adjust shader settings or the mod's color values.

Yes, the mod provides options to disable the tint for certain entity types or in specific scenarios. Check the configuration guide for entity blacklist or conditional disable settings.

The mod has minimal performance impact since it only applies a temporary color overlay. You shouldn't notice FPS drops unless you're already running near your system's limits.

The tint duration is brief and configurable—it flashes when damage is taken to provide immediate feedback without obscuring vision. You can adjust how long the effect lingers in the mod settings.

The mod primarily targets living entities like mobs and players. Armor stands and decorative entities typically won't show the damage tint effect.

While damage tint shows you when a mob is hit, it doesn't directly display health bars or exact health values—it's mainly a visual indicator that damage was dealt. For precise health tracking in group combat, combine it with other mods or visual cues like mob behavior changes.