A MineColonies addon that displays the builder's required materials directly on screen without opening the resource scroll.
38.8 of the 55 points that apply = 71 out of 100. The points above are rounded to whole numbers.
Builder's Materials HUD is a MineColonies addon that keeps a builder’s materials list and construction information visible in a compact, automatically updated overlay after you open the builder’s Resource Scroll once. It compares quantities owned with quantities required, using red, orange, and green to indicate missing, partial, and complete supplies, and can show stock from your inventory, colony warehouse, builder hut, and couriers in transit. Five tabs cover a builder’s materials list, the colony recipe book, a searchable warehouse browser, missing resources across construction sites, and University research. The research tab shows resource costs for available research and lets you start research without opening the University screen. For construction, the HUD distinguishes actual block-by-block progress from resource delivery progress and lets you track multiple builders, switch between their projects, or exclude projects from view. You can hide materials that have already been delivered, and JEI integration provides recipe lookup from a material row and can synchronize the HUD’s search with JEI’s filter. The HUD can run client-side, where it uses Resource Scroll data and your inventory; installing it on the server enables live scans of warehouse racks, couriers, and builder huts, along with actual worker progress.
Written from CurseForge . How we write it
Does not change the game's code directly.
Adds 8 key bindings: Exclude Builder from List, Toggle Hide Complete, Toggle Hints, Cycle Row Limit, Cycle Opacity, Open HUD on Research tab, Cycle Scale and Toggle HUD.
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Keeps all of vanilla Minecraft's textures, models and sounds.
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