Potion Counter Mod FAQ

The overlay appears automatically once you have potions in your inventory, so you don't need to enable anything to start. If you don't see it, make sure you're actually carrying potions and that the HUD hasn't been moved off-screen.

It counts the potions you're carrying so you can see your remaining supply at a glance without opening your inventory. This is the whole point of the mod, since potions can't be stacked and you often split them between hotbar and inventory.

Install the Ukulib library mod alongside this mod, then open the in-game config to drag or set the HUD position. This lets you place the counter wherever it's least obtrusive on your screen.

The mod highlights upgraded potions so you can distinguish them at a glance. Redstone-extended and glowstone-amplified versions are visually marked differently from the base potion.

Yes, the configurable features can be changed in-game by installing the Ukulib library mod alongside this mod. That gives you access to the settings menu without editing files manually.

The counter tracks potions in your inventory, so potions stored in chests, shulker boxes, or dropped on the ground won't be counted. Make sure the potions are actually in your inventory slots.

It's designed to sit alongside other HUD elements, and you can reposition it via the config if it overlaps something. If two mods fight over the same screen area, moving the potion counter usually resolves it.

It's a lightweight HUD overlay that just reads your inventory contents, so it shouldn't have a noticeable impact on performance. If you do see issues, check for conflicts with other HUD or inventory mods.

The core overlay works without it, but you need Ukulib to access the in-game configuration options. If you want to customize the HUD position or other settings, install Ukulib.

Yes, it's a client-side HUD mod, so it works on servers as long as the server allows client-side mods. It only reads information your client already has about your own inventory.