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How do I see the items players are putting in the crafting table?
The mod automatically visualizes items as soon as a player opens any supported block's GUI—no setup needed. You'll see holograms of items floating above the block showing what's being crafted in real-time.
Can I turn off visualization for just one type of block?
Yes, open the config file and disable the specific block you want to hide (like CraftingTable or Furnace). Each block type has its own toggle option.
Do the visualized items actually get placed in the world?
No, they're client-side only—the items only appear on players' screens and don't exist on the server. They can't be destroyed, picked up, or affect the world in any way.
Why can't I remove the visualization holograms with commands?
Because the visualized items aren't real entities on the server; they only render on each player's client. Kill commands and world edits won't affect them since they don't actually exist server-side.
What does 'client-side' mean for this mod?
It means each player sees the visualizations independently on their own computer—one player toggling visualization off won't affect what others see. The server doesn't need to process or store the visualization data.
Can I change the language of the hologram text?
The hologram text automatically displays in each player's own client language setting. You don't need to configure anything—it happens automatically.
Does this mod cause lag or performance issues?
Since visualizations are client-side only, server performance is unaffected. Client-side performance depends on your computer, but rendering a few holograms is typically very lightweight.
Which crafting blocks are supported by this mod?
The mod supports CraftingTable, Stonecutter, Grindstone, Anvil, CartographyTable, EnchantmentTable, Furnace, BlastFurnace, Smoker, Campfire, SoulCampfire, BrewingStand, and Loom.
Can players toggle visualization on and off themselves?
Yes, players can adjust visualization settings for themselves through in-game options. These personal preferences are saved and restored when they rejoin.
