Sprint Indicator Mod FAQ

Launch Minecraft with the mod installed and enter a world. Look for a small UI element on your screen—it will change appearance or display text when you're actively sprinting. If you don't see anything, check your HUD settings to make sure the indicator isn't hidden.

The indicator appears near your hotbar by default, positioned to avoid overlapping with other HUD elements like your attack indicator or health bar. If you're using left-handed mode, it automatically repositions itself to stay visible and accessible.

Yes, the mod is designed to work alongside the attack indicator without conflicts. If both are enabled, they'll position themselves so neither one blocks the other's view.

First, verify you're actually sprinting by double-tapping forward or holding the sprint key. If the indicator still doesn't appear, check that the mod is loaded in your mods folder and that no conflicting mods are disabling HUD elements.

The mod automatically positions the indicator based on your game settings, including left-handed mode and attack indicator preferences. You cannot manually reposition it, but it will adjust itself to avoid conflicts with other UI elements.

The indicator works in Survival and Adventure modes where sprinting is available. In Creative mode, sprinting behaves differently, so the indicator may not function the same way.

The indicator disappears when you stop sprinting or when sprinting becomes unavailable—for example, when you're out of hunger, in water, or flying. Once conditions allow sprinting again, the indicator will reappear when you sprint.

No, the Sprint Indicator Mod is very lightweight and only adds a simple UI element. It has minimal impact on performance.

Yes, the indicator responds to whatever input method you use to sprint, whether that's keyboard, controller, or custom keybinds.

Yes, the indicator is a client-side mod and works on any server or world. Other players won't see your indicator, but you'll always see yours.