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PTG x InYourWalls - Custom Level Colour Port

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PTG x InYourWalls - Custom Level Colour Port

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Customize the XP level text color above the bar, including both outline and fill, with a Mod Menu–based config screen.

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Minecraft
26.2
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PTG x InYourWalls - Custom Level Colour Port

Custom Level Colour lets you change the color of the XP level text shown above the XP bar. You can independently set the outline and text colors, making it easy to match your HUD theme. Requires Mod Menu to access the configuration screen.

Credit to InYourWalls_

Allows customizing the colour of the text displayed above the XP bar. Supports changing both the outline colour and the actual text colour.

The experience bar, showing the player is at level 30. The text colour has been changed to red and the colour of the outline around the text has been changed to blue.

Mod Menu is required in order to open the config screen.

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If you find any bugs, please file them on Codeberg.