X Life Wiki & Guide

Create a new world normally in Minecraft, and the mod will automatically apply. You'll spawn with 1 heart of maximum health regardless of difficulty setting. Your health will increase by 1 heart each time you die, up to the cap of 10 hearts.

You are placed into spectator mode permanently and cannot respawn as a living player. This is the end condition for X-Life Mod—plan your gameplay accordingly and avoid risky situations once you reach maximum health.

Use the command `/gethealth [playername]` to see how many hearts a player currently has as their maximum. This works for yourself or any other player on the server.

Use `/sethealth [playername] [amount of hearts]` to set a specific player's maximum health to any value. This is useful for correcting mistakes or managing server progression.

Health progression is tied to your player data and persists across world reloads and server restarts. However, joining a different server or world will use that world's separate player data.

Yes, but you won't gain health from dying to mobs since mobs don't spawn on peaceful. You can only increase health by taking fall damage, drowning, or other environmental deaths.

Use `/sethealth [yourname] [hearts]` to restore your health level if the death was unintended. Server admins can also use this command to help players recover from unfair deaths.

Yes, each player has their own independent health progression tracked separately. Admins can monitor and adjust individual player health using the provided commands.

The mod's core mechanic caps health at 10 hearts and forces spectator mode on the next death—these are built-in features and cannot be adjusted through commands or config without modifying the mod itself.

X-Life Mod only changes your maximum health pool; hunger, armor, and all other survival mechanics work normally. Your actual current health still depletes the same way—only the maximum capacity increases.