Displayer
Displayer Client Mod, lets you show custom text in screen
Displayer
Displayer is a lightweight client-side mod designed to render text displays and timers in-game.
✨ What you can do
🖥️ Display custom text on screen with simple styling support
⏰ Create and manage timers with live countdowns
🎨 Render clean UI elements directly in-game
🔄 How it works
Displayer receives custom data packets from a server (or external system) and renders them on the client side.
All visual logic is handled locally, keeping performance smooth and the server completely vanilla-compatible.
⚙️ Requirements
- Minecraft: 1.21.11+
- Fabric Loader (compatible version)
- Optional: server/plugin or external system to send data
- Displayer is fully client-side
🔧 For developers
Basic integration
// Example: sending a text display packet
public void displayText(Player player, String text, int x, int y) {
String message = "text;" + text + ";" + x + ";" + y + ";1.0;true";
player.sendPluginMessage(this, "displayer:text", message.getBytes());
}
Old Version 1.21.1-1.21.4
Displayer
Displayer is a mod specifically designed to display texts on screen.
✨ What you can do
🖥️ Display dynamic text on screen with visual effects
⏰ Create interactive timers with progress bars
🎯 Manage quests with objectives and visual progress
🔧 Handle customizable server variables
🎨 Design immersive content with colors and animations
🔄 How it works
Displayer receives custom data packets from a Paper server and responds on the client side — from UI rendering to interactive messages and player controls. All logic and visual elements remain on the client side, ensuring a vanilla server experience.
⚙️ Requirements
- Minecraft: 1.21.1
- Fabric Loader: 0.17.2+
- Compatible server plugin to send packets
- Displayer is purely a client-side mod
🔧 For developers
Basic integration
// In your server plugin
public void displayText(Player player, String text, int x, int y) {
String message = "welcome;" + text + ";" + x + ";" + y + ";1.0;true;true";
player.sendPluginMessage(this, "displayer:text", message.getBytes());
}
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