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Vivid Interface Designer Mod Wiki & Guide

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Adds tools for customizing and designing user interface elements.

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Guides

Step-by-step, in-game.

Create a Custom Health and Hunger Bar DisplayUnderstanding Status Variables The mod provides access to your player's vital statistics through built-in tags.…Display Item Textures and Hotbar Status in Your HUDAccessing Item and Hotbar Data The mod can render item textures and show which hotbar slot is currently selected.…Display Your Current FPS Counter on ScreenAdd the FPS Tag The simplest way to show your frame rate is using the built-in {fps} tag. Open your mod configuration…Use JavaScript to Calculate and Display Custom ValuesEnable JavaScript Mode The mod supports JavaScript for complex calculations and custom logic. In your configuration,…

Frequently asked questions

Where do I write my HUD scripts and tags?
HUD scripts are written in the mod's configuration files, typically located in your config folder. You can use simple text tags like {fps} for quick displays, or write longer scripts in the built-in scripting language or JavaScript depending on your needs.
How do I display my FPS counter?
Add the tag {fps} to your HUD configuration file and position it wherever you want on screen using coordinate values. The mod will automatically pull your current frame rate and update it in real-time.
Can I use JavaScript in my HUD scripts?
Yes, the mod supports JavaScript for writing math formulas, custom logic, and complex calculations. This is useful if you want to create conditional displays or perform calculations that the built-in scripting language doesn't handle.
What's the difference between the built-in scripting language and JavaScript?
The built-in language is simpler and faster for basic tasks like displaying text and stats, while JavaScript gives you access to math functions, custom methods, and more complex logic. Use the built-in language for quick setups and JavaScript when you need advanced features.

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