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Effect Tooltips Mod modifies the effects UI to provide more information about effects. Understanding the effects in the game is very important; it will tell you the level of the Effect, or the duration of the Effect, and the Effect is added from which Mod.

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Guides

Step-by-step, in-game.

How to Check Effect Amplifier and Duration Before They ExpireKnowing exactly how strong an effect is and how long it has left changes how you play. Effect Tooltips Mod surfaces…How to Inspect Effects on Other Entities and MobsEffect Tooltips is not limited to your own status bar. When you can view another entity's effects, the tooltip…How to Read Effect Tooltips to Identify an Effect's Source ModWhen you hover over an effect icon in your inventory or HUD, the tooltip expands with extra lines. The most useful of…How to Use Effect IDs for Troubleshooting and CommandsEffect Tooltips can display the internal ID of an effect when that option is enabled. The ID is the registry name the…

Frequently asked questions

How do I get the effect tooltips to show up?
Just hover your cursor over an active effect icon in your inventory or status HUD area. The tooltip appears automatically — no keybind or setup is needed.
Where do I see the effect tooltip in the inventory screen?
Open your inventory and look at the effect icons displayed on the side of the screen. Hovering over any of those icons brings up the tooltip with name, level, duration, and source mod.
Can I see effect tooltips on mobs and other entities?
Yes, hovering over the effect icons shown for another entity reveals the same information as for yourself. This works whenever that entity's effects are visible to you.
How do I know which mod added a specific effect?
The tooltip includes a line naming the mod that registered the effect. This is the main way to trace an unfamiliar effect back to its source.

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