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Hit Color

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Hit Color

By afkzstudios

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Hitcolour replaces Minecraft's vanilla entity hit-flash — the red wash that flashes over a mob/player when they take damage

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Minecraft
26.3 26.2
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● Hitcolour — Full Breakdown

  What the mod does

  Hitcolour replaces Minecraft's vanilla entity hit-flash — the red wash that flashes over a mob/player when they take damage — with a color and opacity of your choosing. It's a client-side Fabric mod, pure

  cosmetic, no server required.

  How it works (the trick)

  Vanilla renders the hurt flash from a small 16×8 texture inside OverlayTexture (the same atlas used for eye/eye-in-jar and the white flash). The first 8 rows encode the red "hurt" overlay as pixels; the

  entity shader then does roughly:

  finalColor = mix(overlayColor, textureColor, overlayAlpha)