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How to Toggle the TPS HUD On and Off and Bind a Hotkey

Why You Would Toggle It

Even a small readout can clutter your screen during screenshots, cinematic recording, or PvP where every pixel matters. The TPS HUD Mod usually lets you hide and show the display quickly rather than digging through menus each time.

Setting Up a Keybind

Open your Controls settings (Options → Controls → Key Binds) and scroll to the category for the TPS HUD Mod. You should find an entry for toggling the HUD. Click it and press the key you want to assign — pick something you will not hit accidentally, and avoid keys already used for inventory, sprinting, or your mod's other functions. Confirm and close the menu.

Using the Toggle

Back in game, press your chosen key to hide the readout and press it again to bring it back. Some versions also let you cycle between display modes (for example, a compact number versus a detailed readout) with a separate bind, so check the same category for additional entries. If the key does nothing, another mod may have claimed it — reassign one of them. If you prefer the HUD to always be visible, simply leave the toggle alone; the setting persists between sessions, so you will not have to re-enable it every time you launch the game.