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Displays player and entity health values visually above their heads or in the HUD.

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Guides

Step-by-step, in-game.

Configure Wound Visibility for Different Mob TypesAccess the Settings Menu Open your mod configuration screen (usually through the main menu or mod settings folder).…Identify Enemy Health by Wound PatternsUnderstand Health Tier Indicators The mod displays wounds progressively as mobs lose health. A creature at full…Set Custom Glowing Colors for Specific CreaturesOpen the Configuration Screen Access your mod settings and find the custom color configuration section. This is where…Use Visualhealth with Resource PacksVerify Compatibility Visualhealth Mod works alongside popular resource packs like Fresh Animations without conflicts.…

Frequently asked questions

How do I see wounds appear on mobs?
Simply attack any mob with a weapon or your fist. Wounds will instantly appear on their body, with more damage marks showing as their health decreases. The type of weapon you use will create different wound patterns.
Can I turn off damage marks on peaceful animals?
Yes, open the settings menu and disable wounds for specific mob types like cows, pigs, or sheep. This lets you keep battle marks visible only on hostile monsters if you prefer.
Why do different mobs show different colored wounds?
The mod automatically matches wound colors to each creature's natural appearance—spiders show light blue marks, creepers show dark green, and Endermen display glowing wounds. You can customize these colors using hex codes in the configuration screen.
How do I change the color of wounds for a specific mob?
Open the configuration screen and find the color codes section for each creature type. Enter a custom hex color code to change how that mob's wounds appear in battle.

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