Tellurium

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Tellurium

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QOL features for casual players and PvPers

Mod Loaders
Minecraft

About

Description

Tellurium

Tellurium is a lightweight, highly customizable quality-of-life mod designed to improve clarity, awareness, and control without cluttering your screen. Whether you're playing competitively or just want a cleaner experience, Tellurium gives you the tools to stay informed and in control.


Features

Smart Indicators

Stay aware of important situations with clean, minimal indicators:

  • Low Health alert
  • Low Armor durability warning
  • Burning indicator
  • Elytra equipped indicator
  • Shield stun warning
  • Repot reminder (when strength/speed are about to expire)
  • Totem warning when not in offhand
  • Mace slow-fall indicator

All indicators support custom size and screen offset for perfect positioning.


Combat & Feedback

  • 3-block hit sound for accurate reach feedback

  • Remove death animations for clearer visuals

  • Flexible enchantment level display

    • Vanilla
    • Decimal
    • Roman
    • Both

Hitbox Customization

Modify how hitboxes are rendered:

  • Conditional hitboxes (speed-based, crawling/swimming, elytra use)

  • Custom colors and toggles for:

    • Passive mobs
    • Neutral mobs
    • Hostile mobs
    • Players
    • Items
    • Option to hide:

      • Eye boxes
      • Look vectors
    • F3+B state stored between game sessions

    • Custom thickness


Controls & Movement

  • Inverted sprinting option
  • GUI sneaking (stay sneaking while opening menus)

UI & Quality of Life

  • Adjustable chat textbox opacity
  • Store chat messages when closing chat

Full Customization

  • Full RGBA color control (including opacity)
  • Adjustable indicator size and position
  • Dedicated configuration menus for hitboxes and indicators

Configuration

Access everything through the in-game Tellurium Configuration screen (requires Mod Menu + Cloth Config API or Ukulib on versions older than 2.0.0)