Vivid Movement HUD Mod FAQ

Press Escape to open the game menu, then click on Mod Menu. Find Vivid Movement HUD in the list and click its settings button to adjust colors, layout, and features.

Yes, the mod includes layout options in the settings screen where you can reposition the HUD to different corners or areas of your screen to avoid blocking important information.

Make sure the keystroke display is enabled in the mod settings and that it's not positioned off-screen. Check that you're pressing keys that the mod tracks—W, A, S, D, Space, Sneak, Sprint, and mouse clicks.

Open Mod Menu, go to Vivid Movement HUD settings, and toggle the mouse tracker option on. You can customize its size and opacity in the same settings menu.

Yes, the mod has a toggle option to hide the sneak and sprint row entirely, which keeps your HUD compact if you only want to see movement keys and clicks.

With smooth animations enabled, button presses fade in and out gradually for a polished look. Disabling it makes keys appear and disappear instantly, which some players prefer for a cleaner aesthetic.

Yes, you can customize the color of individual buttons—movement keys, jump, sneak, sprint, and mouse clicks can all have their own colors, or you can apply a preset color scheme.

The mod is generally compatible with other HUD mods, but positioning conflicts can occur if multiple mods try to display overlays in the same area. Adjust the HUD position in settings if overlap happens.

Tick synced means the mod displays key presses synchronized with Minecraft's game ticks, giving you accurate real-time feedback that matches exactly when the server registers your input.

Yes, the mod includes a rainbow text mode that cycles through colors automatically. You can enable it in the color settings as an alternative to static color schemes.