Tally Hearts

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Tally Hearts

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Tally Hearts collapses your hp or armor into a single row using configurable colors — one color per "row" of health or armor — and adds a small numeric counter on top so you never have to memorize what each color means.

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Minecraft

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Description

Tally Hearts is a lightweight client-side mod that solves a simple problem: 
once your health or armor goes past the vanilla cap, Minecraft starts 
stacking extra rows on your HUD, and it gets hard to tell how much you 
actually have at a glance.

Instead of multiple stacked rows, Tally Hearts collapses everything into 
a single row using configurable colors — one color per "row" of health or 
armor — and adds a small numeric counter on top so you never have to 
memorize what each color means.

Features:
- Collapses extra health and armor rows into a single colored row
- Fully configurable colors per row (hex RGB)
- Numeric row counter overlay (e.g. "x3" or "3/5") for both health and armor
- Independent implementation, no dependencies on other heart-color mods
- Toggle colors and/or counter on/off individually via config

Tally Hearts is a lightweight client-side mod that solves a simple problem:  once your health or armor goes past the vanilla cap, Minecraft starts  stacking extra rows on your HUD, and it gets hard to tell how much you  actually have at a glance.

Instead of multiple stacked rows, Tally Hearts collapses everything into  a single row using configurable colors — one color per "row" of health or  armor — and adds a small numeric counter on top so you never have to  memorize what each color means.

Features:

  • Collapses extra health and armor rows into a single colored row
  • Fully configurable colors per row (hex RGB)
  • Numeric row counter overlay (e.g. "x3" or "3/5") for both health and armor
  • Independent implementation, no dependencies on other heart-color mods
  • Toggle colors and/or counter on/off individually via config