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Dynamic Crosshair
A Minecraft mod that hides or changes the crosshair dependent on context
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Dynamic Crosshair
Dynamic Crosshair is a Minecraft mod for the Fabric, Forge & NeoForge launchers. It hides or changes the crosshair dependent on context.
NOTE: With version 8, the mod has been substantially rewritten. Configs should be migrated automatically, but please double-check whether any of your settings have been lost if updating from an older version!
Features
- Hide the crosshair when not looking at anything.
- Hide or show it depending on what is being looked at.
- Hide or show it depending on the currently equipped item.
- Change the crosshair style for various situations.
- Highly configurable.
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Found a bug or have feedback? Leave a comment, open an issue on GitHub or join my Discord!
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This mod has been written for Minecraft >= 1.18.
Fabric version
- requires Fabric API
Optionally, if you want an ingame configuration screen (recommended):
(Neo)Forge version
Optionally, if you want an ingame configuration screen (recommended):
Mod Compatibility
This mod is very strongly coupled to vanilla Minecraft and has to hardcode a lot of interaction rules. Thus, playing on a non-vanilla world will make the advanced features (context-dependent style) unreliable.
Fabric version
If you play with content mods, I recommend also installing Dynamic Crosshair Compat.
If you like dynamic UI elements, also check out my other mod Auto HUD that extends dynamic behaviour to most of the HUD.
DynamicCrosshair is currently not compatible with Exordium (set its enabledGui setting to false to use its other features).
Dynamic Crosshair is a Minecraft mod for the Fabric & (Neo)Forge launchers. It hides or changes the crosshair dependent on context.
NOTE: With version 8, the mod has been substantially rewritten. Configs should be migrated automatically, but please double-check whether any of your settings have been lost if updating from an older version!
Features
- Hide the crosshair when not looking at anything.
- Hide or show it depending on what is being looked at.
- Hide or show it depending on the currently equipped item.
- Change the crosshair style for various situations.
- Highly configurable.
Dependencies
This mod has been written for Minecraft >= 1.18.2.
Fabric version
- requires Fabric API
- from version 6 upwards, there is an optional dependency on YetAnotherConfigLib for an ingame configuration screen
- versions up to 5.5 require ClothConfig
- not required: Mod Menu for ingame configuration screen
(Neo)Forge version
- from version 6 upwards, there is an optional dependency on YetAnotherConfigLib for an ingame configuration screen
- versions up to 5.5 require ClothConfig
Mod Compatibility
This mod is very strongly coupled to vanilla Minecraft and has to hardcode a lot of interaction rules. Thus, playing on a non-vanilla world will make the advanced features (context-dependent style) unreliable.
If you play with content mods, I recommend also installing Dynamic Crosshair Compat.
If you like dynamic UI elements, also check out my other mod Auto HUD that extends dynamic behaviour to most of the HUD.
DynamicCrosshair is currently not compatible with Exordium (set its enabledGui setting to false to use its other features) and can have issues with Immediately Fast.
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