AuraTip provides four different implementation methods: Datapacks, KubeJS, Java, and Visual editing (runs in the browser, requires KubeJS/NekoJS to be installed, and can be opened by entering /auratip editor in-game). It caters to different skill levels with simple syntax and cross-compatibility between methods.
Note: Datapack functionality is limited; it can only create components but cannot determine when they are displayed. Datapack-defined components act as objects to be manipulated and cannot interfere with other implementation methods.
If you have played newer versions of the The Winter Rescue: Frosted Heart modpack, this will feel very familiar.
Supported features:
Example:
!Tip
All tips are closed by pressing the DELETE key by default, though each tip can be assigned a custom closing key.
While many radial menu mods exist, our extensibility is beyond your imagination!
Supported features:
!RadialMenu
By default, AuraTip provides a built-in action for executing commands.
However, the action system is fully extensible.
Possible use cases include:
This means radial menus are not limited to simple command shortcuts; they can function as highly customizable interaction systems for modpacks and gameplay mechanics.
You can find the source code on GitHub. We welcome feedback and contributions!
Nothing will happen immediately after adding this mod. The following documentation will teach you how to create your own tips and radial menus:
‣ Tips Documentation
‣ Radial Menu Documentation
Both documents are written based on the Java API.
If you want to try JSON first, please open the visual editor; hand-writing JSON is not recommended.
If you prefer writing KubeJS, each segment of Java code is followed by a KubeJS equivalent for reference. Please excuse the lack of more detailed KubeJS-specific documentation.
What? Is the documentation terrible? Or is a feature you need missing? Feel free to join our communities to provide feedback to the author:

A powerful toolkit for creating highly customizable Radial Menus and Tips via Java, KubeJS, or Datapacks.