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RLSDisplay is a lightweight client-side mod showing FPS, ping, RAM, CPU, GPU, XYZ, speed and time. The HUD is customizable, supports Compact Mode and hides on F3. English only.
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RLSDisplay is a lightweight client-side Minecraft mod designed to provide quick access to useful system and gameplay information without constantly opening the F3 debug screen.
The mod can display information such as FPS, ping, RAM usage, CPU usage, GPU information, XYZ coordinates, movement speed, and the current time directly on your screen.
The HUD is fully customizable, allowing you to choose which statistics are visible, adjust their position, and enable Compact Mode for a cleaner display. RLSDisplay automatically hides when the F3 debug screen is opened to avoid overlapping with Minecraft's vanilla debug information.
The mod also includes convenient keyboard shortcuts:
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F8 — Open RLSDisplay settings
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F9 — Quickly enable or disable the HUD
RLSDisplay is designed to work alongside popular performance and graphics mods such as Sodium and Iris without directly modifying their interfaces, helping to maintain compatibility and stability.
It is designed to be simple, lightweight, customizable, and easy to use, making it ideal for players who want to monitor their game and system performance without cluttering the screen.
Please note: RLSDisplay is currently available only in English.
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