BoxHud

# BoxHud **BoxHud** is a Minecraft mod that adds a suite of powerful and customizable PvP-style HUD widgets. With support for **Fabric**, **Forge**, and **NeoForge**, BoxHud gives you complete control over your interface—whether you're optimizing for combat or aesthetics.  --- ## ✨ Features ### 🔁 Cross-Modloader Support  BoxHud works out of the box with **Fabric**, **Forge**, and **NeoForge**, allowing you to use it in nearly any modern Minecraft setup without compatibility issues. ### 🎛️ Vanilla HUD Customization  Move or hide default Minecraft HUD components such as: - The **hotbar**: reposition it anywhere on screen - The **bossbar**: move it out of the way or disable it - The **scoreboard**: customize alignment ### 🧩 25 Fully Customizable Widgets  Each widget is individually configurable. You can: - Drag and drop to reposition them - Adjust scale, color, outline, background, and alignment - Enable or disable any widget with a click ### 🗺️ [Coordinates Display](https://modrinth.com/mod/coordinates-display) Compatibility  BoxHud includes its own coordinates widget to show your X, Y, Z position on screen. But if you enjoy the features in the [**Coordinates Display**](https://modrinth.com/mod/coordinates-display) mod, BoxHud upgrades the widget automatically: - The widget will look and behave just like it does in Coordinates Display. - When you try to customize it in BoxHud, you’ll be taken to Coordinates Display’s settings screen instead. - You’ll also get bonus features like dimension scaling and better formatting. Both mods use Boxlib, so they work together seemlessly. Just drop [**Coordinates Display**](https://modrinth.com/mod/coordinates-display) into your `mods` folder and BoxHud will handle the rest. ### 🎯 Advanced Crosshair Customization  Choose from **10 crosshair styles** with full color control. Includes a **Dynamic Crosshair Mode** that changes color based on: - Whether an entity is in range (red) - If you're about to land a critical hit (dark red) - Whether a block is within range for interaction (green) ### 🖱️ User-Friendly Widget GUIs  A clean and intuitive in-game interface lets you: - Double click any widget in the positioning screen to customize it - Access all customization options without editing config files - Preview widgets live while configuring An example of the 25+ widget customization screens is shown below:  ### 🎮 Built-In Keybinds  BoxHud adds several useful keybinds to make customization fast and easy in-game. You can set or change these in the Minecraft controls menu. --- ## 🧱 Available Widgets Here’s a list of all available widgets included with BoxHud: | Widget | Description | |----------------|----------------------------------------| | **Ping** | Shows your connection latency | | **FPS** | Frames per second counter | | **CPS** | Clicks per second tracker | | **Armor** | Visualizes current armor durability | | **Potions** | Lists active potion effects | | **Keystrokes** | Shows pressed movement keys (WASD, etc.)| | **Server IP** | Displays current server's address | | **Speed** | Movement speed in blocks/sec | | **Scoreboard** | Replaces or customizes vanilla board | | **Crosshair** | Dynamic crosshair with 10 presets | | **Coordinates**| Real-time player XYZ position | | **ActionBar** | Customize or hide the action bar | | **BossBar** | Move/resize the bossbar | | **Arrow** | Tracks arrow count in inventory | | **Item Update**| Shows item update information | | **Pack Display**| Active resource/texture pack info | | **Real Time** | Local system time | | **Reach** | Displays attack reach distance | | **Hotbar** | Custom positioning of the hotbar | | **Memory** | JVM memory usage | | **PlayerCount**| Online player count on server | | **Compass** | Cardinal direction display | | **TPS** | Ticks per second (server performance) | | **Combo** | PvP combo counter | | **Game Clock** | In-game time (tick/daylight clock) |  --- ## ⚙️ Customization Each widget supports: - ✅ Dragging and scaling - 🎨 Adjustable color, scale - 📏 Padding, and alignment - 🗂️ Optional background  --- ## Installation/Dependencies #### This mod requires [BoxLib](https://modrinth.com/mod/boxlib) a Client-side library mod developed by me. 1. **Install Minecraft Forge/Fabric/Neoforge:** Download and install the appropriate modloader for your Minecraft version. 2. **Download the mod:** Download the latest release of Coordinates Display for your specific modloader and Minecraft version 3. **Download BoxLib:** Download the latest release of [BoxLib](https://modrinth.com/mod/boxlib) for your specific modloader and Minecaft version 4. **Place the mod jars:** Drop the downloaded jar files into your Minecraft mods folder. The location of this folder varies depending on your operating system. ### Fabric Dependencies [](https://www.curseforge.com/minecraft/mc-mods/fabric-api) [Mod Menu](https://modrinth.com/mod/modmenu) is recommended for configuration purposes. ### Forge/NeoForge Dependencies This mod requires [BoxLib](https://modrinth.com/mod/boxlib) a Client-side library mod developed by me. ## Contributing We encourage contributions! Don't hesitate to open issues or pull requests through our [GitHub Repository](https://github.com/Boxadactle/BoxHud). Your input helps us improve and evolve. ### Translations We welcome translations! If you're interested in translating this mod, please locate the [localization files](https://github.com/Boxadactle/BoxHud/tree/latest/common/src/main/resources/assets/coordinatesdisplay/lang) and submit a pull request. Your contributions help make the mod accessible to more users worldwide. ### Support If you encounter any issues, please [open an issue](https://github.com/Boxadactle/BoxHud/issues/new/choose) on the GitHub repository. ## Building If you'd like to build this mod on your own machine, follow these steps. * Download the source code from [GitHub](https://github.com/Boxadactle/BoxHud/tree/main) (Code -> Download zip) * Make sure Java is installed * Extract the zip file onto your local machine, and open the folder. * Open a terminal prompt in said folder * Run the command "gradlew build" * The fabric build will be in "fabric/build/libs" * The forge build will be in "forge/build/libs" * The neoforge build will be in "neoforge/build/libs"