Jade 🔍 Mod

Jade is a special version of HWYLA that is easier to use. It has extra features and fixes bugs that make HWYLA better, it is a modern more updated version fork of Hwyla/Waila for Minecraft. It is designed to provide players with an improved user experience and API. Jade can be  client side only, but many features require it to be installed on the server side as well (such as item storage, horse stats, and bees in a beehive). There are many addons for both Forge and Fabric/Quilt. The default keys are as follows: 

• Keypad 0 opens the configuration screen

• Keypad 1 toggles the overlay

• Keypad 2 toggles liquid display

• Keypad 3 shows recipes (requires Just Enough Items)

• Keypad 4 shows uses (requires JEI and the mod to be     configured for it) 

• Keypad 5 narrates the target.     

Compared to Hwyla, Jade includes a redesigned API,  more vanilla addons, and better configuration and accessibility.

Some features include item handlers, which show items inside 

• Item handlers, which shows things that are in such as chests,     hoppers, and ender chests.     

• A breaking progress feature, which shows a small progress bar     when a block is being broken indicating progress.     

• A brewing stand feature, which shows the fuels and process     time.      

• Mob effects which shows what potion effects mobs have.     

• Entity and plant growth is also shown, which shows the     growing time and breeding cooldown of animals.     

• Horse stats are also shown, including jump height, speed, and     strength of horses and llamas. Item frame contents are also shown,     which shows the item in the item frame.     

• The mod also has a hide mod names feature, which hides the     mod name in the tooltip.     

• Beehives  shows the bees and honey in beehives.     

• Armour stands shows the armours on the armour stand.     

• Chicken eggs are also show the time before the next egg.     Command blocks show which commands are in the command line.

• Many more

 For modders, the mod also has additional tooltip renderers, such as the name of the mod according to Fabric or MCForge (Note this can work for loaders on top of loaders, such as FeatureCreep mods would just show the namespace for the individual item while the built in FeatureCreep items say FeatureCreepMC) this means it can work well for instances with multiple modloaders installed, which is often a concern for configs like this. Searching the modname or namespace can help you search for items in the creative menu. All of these features make the Jade Mod a great addition to Minecraft. Do note that you can not use this together with original  HWYLA due to conflicting classes and packages.