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Leave My Bars Alone Mod is a mod that makes changes to the Minecraft HUD whenever you are riding a horse, pig, llama, or Strider. The idea is to show information that is, by default, hidden when riding entities.

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Guides

Step-by-step, in-game.

How to Keep Your Hunger Bar Visible While Riding a Horse, Pig, Llama, or StriderWhy the hunger bar disappears In vanilla Minecraft, mounting a rideable mob swaps your HUD around: the mob's health…Making the Jump Bar Only Show Up When Fully ChargedThe problem with the vanilla jump bar When you ride a horse, the jump charge bar sits on your HUD and fills as you…Troubleshooting: Bars Not Showing Correctly While RidingCommon symptoms Players sometimes report that the hunger bar still vanishes, the jump bar never appears, or the…Understanding Where the Mob's Hearts Go When You Mount UpThe layout change explained Normally, mounting a mob replaces your hunger bar with the mob's health hearts. Leave My…

Frequently asked questions

How do I keep my hunger bar visible while riding a horse?
Just mount the horse. The mod automatically keeps your hunger bar on screen whenever you're riding a horse, pig, llama, or Strider, so no configuration or keybind is needed.
Why does the jump bar disappear when I'm riding?
That's intended behavior. The jump bar only shows up once it's fully charged; while it's still charging, your experience bar is displayed in its place.
Where do the mob's hearts go when I mount up?
The mob's hearts are shifted upward and sit above your hunger bar, so both your hunger and the mount's health stay visible at the same time.
Do I need to enable anything in a config file for this mod to work?
No. The HUD changes apply automatically as soon as you ride a supported mob, with no config or toggle required.

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