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A Minecraft mod that raises the world's terrain, shifting the ground level upward to create elevated landscapes and altered surface generation.

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  3. Frequently asked questions
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Overview

The Raised Mod is a specialized UI utility for Minecraft that addresses a common visual issue where the hotbar selector (the highlight box indicating the currently selected slot) or the hotbar itself overlaps with other screen elements or is positioned too low for certain display configurations.

Primarily used by players who utilize custom HUD mods or high-resolution resource packs, Raised provides granular control over the vertical offset of the hotbar. This ensures that the selection box remains perfectly aligned with the item slots, even when the hotbar is moved from its vanilla position. It is a client-side mod, meaning it does not need to be installed on servers to function.

Guides

Step-by-step, in-game.

Frequently asked questions

How do I open the GUI to move things around?
Press the configured hotkey (default varies by version) to open the Raised Mod GUI, or use the command `/raised gui` in chat. From there you can drag and reposition any supported HUD element.
Can I move the hotbar left and right, or only up and down?
You can move the hotbar on both the x-axis (left/right) and y-axis (up/down) using the GUI or commands. You can also choose which direction to offset from—for example, anchor it to the bottom-right corner instead of bottom-left.
What HUD elements can I actually move with this mod?
You can reposition the hotbar, boss bar, scoreboard sidebar, player list, status effects icons, chat, and toasts. Some mods that add custom HUD elements may also be supported depending on how they're coded.
I moved something and now I can't find it on screen—how do I reset?
Use the `/raised reset` command to restore all elements to their default positions, or open the GUI and manually drag each element back to where you want it.

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