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EliminationDetails

Still dying mysteriously during monster fights without knowing what killed you? EliminationDetails provides pure death feedback with a minimalist UI, displaying exactly [Fatal Blow] Attacker Name. Know your killer and fight back!

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Licensed MIT
Published 3 months ago
Updated 3 months ago
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1.0.6

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EliminationDetails 1.0.63 months ago 20
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Compatibility

Minecraft: Java Edition
1.20.1
Platform
Forge
Supported environments
Client-side

Changes

V1.0.6

New Features

  • Anti-One-Shot Failsafe: Added a fallback mechanism for the damage tracker. If a player is instantly killed before the client can record the damage event, the mod will now automatically generate a record based on the death message, ensuring the death screen is never blank.
  • Rewrote DamageTracker.java

️Fixes & Improvements

Restored Attacker Damage Format: Brought back the Attacker - Damage (e.g., Husk - 3.0) display format that was accidentally removed in v1.0.5. Both damage formats are now properly supported. Fixed Duplicate Damage Logs: Resolved an issue where the death screen was being spammed with redundant damage entries. The rendering loop has been optimized to prevent double-logging. Unified Damage Format: Standardized the damage display format to strictly show Damage <- Attacker (e.g., 3.0 <- Husk), significantly improving readability and visual clarity. Resolved Compilation Errors: Fully migrated the codebase to the new EliminationDetails package. Removed all legacy ED package references to fix Cannot resolve symbol and Package does not exist errors. Fixed Annotation Conflicts: Hardcoded the modid string in the @Mod.EventBusSubscriber annotation to prevent self-reference conflicts during class initialization.