Fire Hud Mod FAQ

The timer displays on your HUD, typically in a customizable location that you can adjust in the mod's configuration settings. By default, it shows how many seconds remain on your active fire resistance effect.

Open the mod's configuration file and locate the position settings for the timer display. You can adjust the X and Y coordinates to place it wherever you prefer on your screen.

Yes—the mod lets you adjust the opacity of vanilla fire or disable it entirely through the configuration options. This is useful if you find the fire overlay distracting or if you prefer one of the alternative HUD designs.

The mod displays soul fire with its own visual effect on your player model, and the fire resistance timer still tracks your protection duration. The HUD will reflect that you're in soul fire rather than normal orange fire.

Yes—the mod includes settings to adjust the fog effect when you're submerged in lava, making it easier to see your surroundings and navigate safely.

The timer displays at all times when you have fire resistance active, including during combat, so you can monitor exactly when your protection will expire.

Yes—the mod offers several redesignable HUD elements beyond the fire resistance timer, which you can enable and customize through the configuration settings.

Compatibility depends on how the other mods render their elements; most HUD mods should work together, but if you experience overlapping displays, you can adjust the position settings in Fire Hud Mod's config to avoid conflicts.

Make sure you actually have the fire resistance effect active (from a potion or other source), and verify that the timer is enabled in the mod's configuration file. Check that the timer's position isn't placed off-screen.

These are minor rendering adjustments and should have negligible impact on performance, but disabling vanilla fire entirely may provide a tiny performance benefit on very low-end systems.