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PingOverlay

A mod which shows the amount of ping a player has next to their head.

Modrinth

Описание

# Ping Overlay See every player's latency right on their nametag. ### Please note this does not work on all servers due to missing certain permissions. Ping Overlay is a lightweight client-side Fabric mod for Minecraft 1.21.11 that appends each player's ping in milliseconds to their nametag, with clear color coding so you can read connection quality at a glance. ## Features - Client-side only (no server install required) - Shows ping as `[Xms]` next to player nametags - Color-coded quality display: - Green: low ping - Yellow: medium ping - Red: high ping - In-game settings screen from the pause menu - User-editable config file support - Cached ping updates (3-second refresh interval) for low overhead - Keeps vanilla nametag behavior and visibility rules ## In-Game Configuration You can change ping thresholds without editing source code: - Open the pause menu (`Esc`) and click `Ping Overlay Settings` - Set: - Green max ms - Yellow max ms - Save and continue playing If you prefer manual config, edit: `config/ping-overlay.json` ## How Colors Work - Green if ping is less than or equal to `greenMaxMs` - Yellow if ping is above `greenMaxMs` and less than or equal to `yellowMaxMs` - Red if ping is above `yellowMaxMs` Example: if you want red to start at 120+, set `yellowMaxMs` to `119`. ## Performance Ping values are cached and refreshed every 3 seconds per player, reducing repeated lookup work while keeping values current. ## Compatibility - Minecraft: **1.21.11** - Mod Loader: **Fabric** - Environment: **Client** ## Why Use This Mod? - Quickly spot laggy players in PvP or co-op - Easy to tune thresholds for your server or region - Minimal impact and clean vanilla-style integration ## Notes - Ping display is only available when ping data is provided by the client network player list (typical multiplayer behavior) - Singleplayer/integrated worlds do not represent real network latency the same way as remote servers