No Fire Overlay (Mod)

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A mod that removes the fire from your screen when you're on fire

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Runs entirely on the client. Works on vanilla servers.

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1.1.0
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No Fire Overlay

This is a very simple mod that removes the fire overlay from your screen when you're on fire. There are two 'modes' in this mod: hide and shrink.

Hide: This will completely remove vanilla's overlay (This does not affect fire blocks) and will render a small fire icon next to your crosshair to let you know you're on fire. This fire icon can be disabled.

Shrink: Won't remove the overlay but reduces its size by a lot.

Take a look at the gallery to compare

Config

As I mentioned earlier, you can switch modes or disable the fire icon in the mod's config file. This file is located under the config folder in your .minecraft directory, called no-fire-overlay.json. It looks like this:

{
  "enabled": true,
  "mode": "hide",
  "crosshair": {
    "showFireIcon": true,
    "fireIconSize": 1.0
  }
}
  • enabled: Enables or disables the mod. Set to false if you wanna disable it.
  • mode: can either be "hide" or "shrink". Anything else will be ignored and hide mode will be used.
  • showFireIcon: Used only in hide mode, let's you enable/disable the small fire icon next to your crosshair. Set it to false to disable.
  • fireIconSize: Let's you scale the fire icon a bit. Its value ranges from 0.5 to 3.0. Anything lower or higher is completely ignored.

| Note: I decided to implement configuration this way to avoid adding dependencies.

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  • Hide
    Hide "Hide" mode. Completely removes vanilla's fire overlay; shows an icon next to your crosshair
  • Shrink
    Shrink "Shrink" mode. Reduces vanilla's fire overlay size so it doesn't cover your screen as much
  • Vanilla
    Vanilla Vanilla's overlay. Annoying, isn't it?

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