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Adds or modifies damage feedback and pain indicators.

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Guides

Step-by-step, in-game.

Identifying When Your Weapon Needs RepairNoticing Damage Reduction As a weapon loses durability, its damage output decreases. By paying attention to the…Monitoring Damage During Boss FightsTracking Damage Output in Combat During challenging fights with bosses or tough mobs, the damage indicators help you…Reading Damage Numbers CorrectlyUnderstanding the Damage Indicator Display When you hit an entity with a weapon or tool, a number will appear above…Using Damage Indicators to Compare WeaponsTesting Weapon Effectiveness Use the damage numbers to determine which weapon performs best for your playstyle. Find…

Frequently asked questions

How do I turn on damage numbers?
Damage indicators appear automatically once the mod is installed—you don't need to enable anything. If you're not seeing numbers when you hit mobs or players, check that the mod is loaded in your mods folder and that you're looking directly at the entity you're damaging.
Why aren't damage numbers showing up?
Make sure you're hitting entities that can take damage (mobs, players, or bosses). Damage indicators won't appear if you're hitting blocks, the ground, or invulnerable entities. Also verify the mod is properly installed by checking your mods folder.
Can I customize the color of damage numbers?
Customization options depend on your mod's configuration file—check your config folder for Ouch! settings where you may be able to adjust colors, size, or display duration of damage indicators.
Do damage numbers show for all types of damage?
Damage indicators show numbers for direct hits from weapons and tools. Other damage types like fall damage, fire, or poisons may or may not display depending on your mod version—the numbers primarily track damage you deal to entities.

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