Numeral Ping Mod Wiki & Guide

The mod works automatically once installed — just hold Tab and you'll see each player's ping in milliseconds next to their name. There's no keybind or toggle to enable; if numbers aren't showing, check that the mod is actually loaded for your game version.

The number is your round-trip latency to the server in milliseconds — how long it takes a packet to go there and back. Lower is better; a value in the low tens feels instant, while values in the hundreds or higher mean noticeable delay on actions like block breaking or combat.

This is a font rendering issue, not a bug in the ping logic. The mod ships with built-in resource packs — one pixelated and one smooth — that you can enable in your resource pack list to fix the rendering.

Pick whichever matches the rest of your UI: pixelated keeps the vanilla Minecraft look, while smooth renders cleaner digits that some players find easier to read at small sizes. You can switch between them at any time without restarting.