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Indicatia Mod FAQ
10 questions players actually ask, answered.
How do I move the HUD elements around?
Open your chat GUI (T by default), and the HUD elements become draggable—click and drag them to reposition. Close chat when you're done, and your layout will be saved.
Why isn't slime chunk detection working?
You need to run the `/slimeseed` command in-game first to set your world's seed; the mod uses this to calculate which chunks are slime chunks. Make sure you have the correct seed for your world.
Can I turn off specific HUD elements I don't need?
Yes, the mod has a configuration menu where you can toggle individual features on or off, such as FPS, ping, potion effects, or the recording overlay.
What's the difference between CPS and RCPS?
CPS tracks your left-click speed (clicks per second), while RCPS tracks your right-click speed separately, useful for monitoring different actions in PvP or building.
Does the Server TPS display work in single-player?
Yes, Server TPS shows your client-side tick rate even in single-player worlds, helping you identify performance issues with your game or mods.
How do I set up the recording overlay?
Press F9 (default key) to start the recording timer; it will display how long you've been recording in-game. You can rebind this key in your mod settings.
Why is my equipment HUD hidden behind the chat?
Enable the 'Chat Depth Fix' option in the mod settings to ensure your armor and held item display renders in front of the chat GUI.
Can I see player ping in the player list?
Yes, the Custom Player List feature displays ping as numbers next to each player's name instead of the default bar format.
Does this mod work with other HUD mods?
Indicatia Mod may conflict with other mods that heavily modify the HUD or player list; test compatibility by enabling features one at a time if you experience issues.
How do I display my server IP and version in the HUD?
Enable the Server IP feature in the mod settings, and it will automatically show your current server address and the Minecraft version you're running.