Pick Up Notifier Mod FAQ

Open the mod list from the main menu or pause screen, select Pick Up Notifier, then click the config button. If your mod loader uses a separate config screen mod, you can also reach it from there.

Check that the display isn't set to a corner that's off-screen or hidden behind other HUD elements, and confirm the mod is enabled in your mod list. If you recently changed the X/Y offset, reset it to the default position to test.

In the config screen, find the screen corner option and cycle it to the corner you want, then adjust the X and Y offset if you need fine positioning. The display updates live so you can see the result immediately.

In the config, look for the ticks-per-entry option and increase or decrease it to control how long each entry remains visible. A separate setting controls how many ticks it takes for an entry to slide off after it expires.

Yes, there's an enable/disable toggle in the config. You can also just move the display off-screen or set the display duration very low if you only want it occasionally.

It's a client-side mod, so it works on any server as long as you have it installed locally. Other players won't see your pick up log, and the server doesn't need the mod.

The log tracks items added to your inventory, which can include items from chests, hoppers, or other automated transfers, not just items you walked over. If that's confusing, you can reduce clutter by lowering the display duration or moving it out of the way.

Change the screen corner to one that doesn't overlap your hotbar or chat, or adjust the X and Y offset to nudge it away. The bottom-right default is the most common spot for overlap, so try top-left or top-right instead.

It's a lightweight HUD mod and normally has no noticeable performance impact. If you see stutter while mining or farming, try reducing the number of entries shown or shortening the display duration.

It generally coexists with other HUD mods, but overlapping elements can hide each other. If something looks wrong, move the pick up display to a different corner or adjust its offset so it doesn't sit under another mod's overlay.

You don't need to open anything — the pick-up log appears automatically in the corner of your screen whenever you collect items. If you don't see it, check that the display is enabled and that its position isn't pushed off-screen by your X/Y offset settings.

First confirm the mod is actually loaded and that the display toggle is on. Then check your X and Y offset values — a large offset can push the log completely off the visible screen area, making it look like nothing is happening.

Open the mod's config and change the screen corner setting to your preferred corner, then fine-tune with the X and Y offset options if you want it nudged away from the default position. Changes usually apply the next time an entry appears.

In the config, lower the number of ticks an entry stays on screen before it starts moving out. There's also a separate setting for how many ticks the slide-out animation takes, so you can shorten both if you want entries gone quickly.

The log groups identical items together and shows the total amount next to the item sprite, so picking up several of the same thing produces one entry with a count rather than many separate lines. This is intended behaviour, not a bug.

No — it's a Java Edition mod and Bedrock doesn't support Java mods, so there's no Bedrock version to install. Bedrock players would need a behaviour pack or add-on with similar functionality instead.

The mod's customisation focuses on display behaviour — corner, offsets, and timing — rather than per-item filtering. If you want fewer entries, the practical option is shortening how long entries stay visible so the log clears quickly.

It's a lightweight display mod, but dumping huge numbers of items at once (like emptying a full inventory) can briefly flood the log with entries. Shortening entry duration and slide-out time keeps the on-screen list small and avoids clutter.

It generally coexists with other HUD mods, but overlapping elements can happen if another mod uses the same screen corner. Move the pick-up log to a different corner or adjust its X/Y offset to stop them covering each other.

No — it works out of the box with the display in the bottom right corner and default timing. Configuration is only needed if you want a different corner, position, or entry duration.