Experience Progress Mod FAQ
10 questions players actually ask, answered.
How do I turn on the XP display?
Press F3 + X to toggle the numerical XP indicators on and off. The display will appear above your XP bar when enabled.
What do the two numbers above the XP bar mean?
The first number is your current experience level, and the second number shows how much XP you need to gain to reach the next level.
Can I use this mod while enchanting?
Yes, the XP display works at enchanting tables and shows you exactly how much XP you'll spend before you confirm an enchantment, helping you plan your resource usage.
Does this mod show XP from mining, killing mobs, and other activities?
The mod displays your current XP level and progress in real-time, so it updates whenever you gain XP from any activity like mining, defeating mobs, smelting, or fishing.
Will this mod cause lag or performance issues?
No, Experience Progress Mod is lightweight and designed to integrate seamlessly with vanilla Minecraft without noticeable performance impact.
Can I customize the position or appearance of the numbers?
The mod displays the numbers directly above the XP bar in a fixed position; customization options are limited to toggling the display on or off.
Does this work in multiplayer servers?
Yes, the mod works on multiplayer servers and shows accurate XP data based on the server's experience system.
What happens to my XP display if I die?
Your XP display continues to work normally after death; the mod simply shows your updated XP level and progress toward the next level.
Is there a way to hide the display temporarily without toggling it off?
The F3 + X toggle is the primary way to control the display; there is no built-in temporary hide feature, but you can quickly toggle it on and off as needed.
Does this mod conflict with other mods that modify the HUD?
Experience Progress Mod is designed to be compatible with most HUD-modifying mods, but conflicts depend on how other mods handle the experience bar display.