nixStats 1.4.2

Three ways to show row labels, per-column width controls, and optional short numbers.

Includes everything from 1.4.1, which was never released.

✨ Name display, three ways

One button now cycles between three modes, and its caption always tells you which one you're in:

The sidebar narrows to match, so a HUD you want kept small can drop straight down to icons and numbers. Under Show None the same block tracked under several categories looks identical — that's intended; the icon and the count are the point.

General stats, advancements and the phantom timer keep their full label in every mode, since their icon alone wouldn't identify them.

📏 Per-column width controls

The single Pad spinner is now three, and the icon gap became adjustable:

• IGap — the gap between a row's icon and its label
• LPad — the label column
• VPad — the value column
• ECol — how wide the label column is when no row uses it (default 0)

Columns still auto-fit their content; these tune the space around it. Put every row on Show None with ECol at 0 and the label column disappears completely, leaving the icons hard against the numbers. If even one row keeps a label — a Phantom or advancement row — the column auto-fits that instead.

🔢 Abbreviate values (optional)

A Values: Full / Values: Short toggle shortens large counts to 1.5K, 2.3M, 1.1B, and the value column narrows to suit. Off by default.

Only plain counts are shortened. Distances, times, the phantom clock and advancement progress keep the format Minecraft gives them. Counts truncate rather than round, so the number never reads higher than it actually is — 999,999 shows as 999.9K, not 1M.

🔧 Also changed

• The sidebar's minimum width now follows its title bar rather than a fixed 80px, so a HUD with little in it can shrink further than it used to.
• The config screen's spinners are regrouped: six sizing controls on one row, four behaviour controls on the next. Same two rows as before.

📦 Updating

Your config/nixstats.json migrates itself the first time 1.4.2 loads. Your HUD keeps exactly the width and layout it had — nothing changes appearance until you touch one of the new controls.

✅ Requirements

Minecraft 26.2.x or 26.1.x · Fabric or NeoForge (one jar) · Java 25 · Client-side · Fabric API needed on Fabric only