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AppleSkinHue

AppleSkinHue

The AppleSkinHue Is a extension to the mod AppleSkin that lets you change the color of the Saturation bar as you like

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Minecraft: Java Edition

1.21.11

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Client-side

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Licensed ARR
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AppleSkinHue A small Fabric add-on for Minecraft 1.21.11 that makes AppleSkin's HUD overlay icons (saturation bar, hunger-restore preview, estimated-health preview, exhaustion bar) recolorable It does not modify AppleSkin's jar. It's a separate mod that uses a Mixin to redirect the handful of spots where AppleSkin hard-codes a white tint, so it keeps working across AppleSkin bugfix updates as long as HUDOverlayHandler's method signatures don't change. Requirements Minecraft 1.21.11 Fabric Loader ≥ 0.18.2 Fabric API 0.139.4+1.21.11 (or newer for 1.21.11) AppleSkin 3.0.8+mc1.21.11 (or newer) — get it from https://modrinth.com/mod/appleskin or CurseForge. This add-on does nothing without AppleSkin installed alongside it. Usage All in-game, no restart needed:

/appleskincolor set <saturation|hunger|health|exhaustion|all> <#RRGGBB|r,g,b>
/appleskincolor reset [target]
/appleskincolor toggle
/appleskincolor list

Examples:

/appleskincolor set exhaustion #FF5555
/appleskincolor set all 100,220,255
/appleskincolor reset hunger
/appleskincolor toggle

Settings are saved to config/appleskincolor.json and persist between sessions; you can also hand-edit that file while the game is closed. How it works AppleSkin draws every one of these HUD overlays by tinting a white icon texture via ColorHelper.argbFromRGBA(1.0F, 1.0F, 1.0F, alpha). This mod's single Mixin (HUDOverlayHandlerMixin) redirects each of those calls to substitute your configured R/G/B while leaving AppleSkin's own alpha, flash, and animation logic completely alone — so all of AppleSkin's existing behavior (fading, flashing, positioning) is untouched, only the color changes.