WTHIT Mod FAQ

10 questions players actually ask, answered.

What does the WTHIT mod do?

WTHIT is a client-side information overlay that shows the name and details of the block, fluid, or entity you are looking at. It also displays things like health level and the mod a block originates from.

What does WTHIT stand for?

WTHIT stands for "What The Hell Is That?" It is a fork of Hwyla, which is itself a fork of Waila.

Is WTHIT client-side only?

No. While some simpler features may work client-side only, more advanced features that need to access NBT data, such as inventory contents, require WTHIT to be installed on the server as well.

What Minecraft versions does WTHIT support?

The Modrinth project page lists Minecraft versions 1.21.11, 26.1-rc-3, 26.1, 26.1.1, 26.1.2, and 26.2. The wiki lists Minecraft >=26.2-.

What mod loaders does WTHIT support?

The Modrinth project page lists Fabric, Forge, NeoForge, and Quilt. The wiki lists Fabric.

What mods does WTHIT require?

Fabric API is listed as a required dependency, with version >=0.155.2. The Modrinth page also shows a requirement for BadPackets.

Does WTHIT add new items or blocks?

No. WTHIT is an information overlay mod and does not add new items or blocks. The only craftable thing listed on the wiki is Fabric API, which is a required dependency.

Does WTHIT work with plugin X?

Yes, though you should make sure to use Fabric Loader 0.11 or higher. WTHIT also has an API that lets other mods add more info about their blocks.

What mods add compatibility or extra info to WTHIT?

Megane adds compatibility for tech mods to WTHIT, including expanded tooltips with energy levels, liquids, and inventory contents. Other extensions include Waila Harvestability, Wawla, and Can I Mine This Block.

Does WTHIT work with minor Minecraft versions?

Probably. The version in brackets for every release is the version WTHIT was compiled on, and it should work with any minor version.