Uku’s Armor HUD Mod FAQ

The HUD appears automatically once you have armor equipped in any slot. If nothing shows, make sure you're wearing at least one piece and that the mod is enabled in your mod list.

Open the mod's config screen and drag the HUD widget to where you want it, or adjust its position values there. The position is saved and persists between sessions.

You can toggle the HUD off in the mod's config, or bind a key to show/hide it if the mod provides one. Check your controls menu for an unbound keybind.

The warning activates when a piece of your armor's durability drops below a low threshold, highlighting that item so you notice it before it breaks. It's meant to catch armor that's about to fail mid-fight.

The mod is intentionally minimalist and shows armor icons rather than exact numbers by default. The durability warning is the main way it signals low durability, so watch for the highlighted item instead of a number.

Yes, the HUD is client-side, so it works on any server you join without needing server-side installation. Other players won't see your HUD.

It generally coexists with other HUD mods, but overlapping widgets can happen if both draw in the same screen area. Reposition one of them in its config to avoid the clash.

The mod is lightweight and only renders a small overlay, so performance impact is negligible for most players. If you notice issues, check for conflicts with other HUD or rendering mods.

If a piece of armor broke, that slot no longer shows because there's nothing equipped there. The HUD only displays armor you're currently wearing.

The mod offers limited appearance options in its config, such as position and visibility, but it's designed to stay minimal. Check the config screen for any available toggles before assuming there are none.