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I See You Over There Mod Wiki & Guide

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Adds visual indicators or mechanics to reveal nearby entities or players through obstacles.

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Guides

Step-by-step, in-game.

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Frequently asked questions

How do I enable the mod after installing it?
The mod works automatically once installed—there's no activation step needed. Open your world and you should immediately notice entities and block-entities rendering at greater distances than vanilla.
Does this mod work in multiplayer?
Yes, but your visibility depends on the server's entity tracking distance settings. On servers with strict tracking limits, you may see entities render but watch them disappear when they leave the server's tracking range—this is a server-side restriction, not a mod limitation.
Why do entities disappear when I look away and back?
In singleplayer, the mod automatically syncs tracking distance with render distance to prevent this. In multiplayer, the server controls when entities are tracked; if they leave the server's range, they'll unload even if your client can render them.
Can I use this with a zoom mod?
Yes—the mod is designed to work with any zoom mod. When you zoom in, the render distance automatically increases so you can see fine details on distant objects without them becoming pixelated or disappearing.

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