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Dynamic Crosshair Compat

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Dynamic Crosshair Compat

By CrendgrimOwner

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Mod compatibility support for Dynamic Crosshair

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This is an add-on to my mod Dynamic Crosshair that adds compatibility for some mods. By using this add-on, situational crosshairs will more accurately reflect modded items, blocks, and behaviours.

I do not plan to maintain this mod for (Neo)Forge.

If you have requests for mods to be supported, please open an issue on Github! The same applies if you notice inconsistencies. I mostly play vanilla myself, so I will not notice. You may refer to the first column in these lists to see which mods have explicit support:

Any mod that only adds simple blocks or items (such as food) might work fine out of the box, without the need for this compatibility mod.

This is an add-on to my mod Dynamic Crosshair that adds compatibility for some mods.

I do not plan to maintain this mod for (Neo)Forge.

If you have requests for mods to be supported, please open an issue on Github! The same applies if you notice inconsistencies. I mostly play vanilla myself, so I will not notice.

You may refer to the first column in these lists to see which mods have explicit support:

Any mod that only adds simple blocks or items (such as food) might work fine out of the box, without the need for this compatibility mod.