Compatibility
Minecraft: Java Edition
1.21.8–1.21.11
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Supported environments
Client-side
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Licensed MIT
Published yesterday
MendingXP answers the question every Mending user has: "How much XP do I still need to fully repair my gear?" — without opening menus or doing the math.
What it does
- Every client tick it scans your held items and worn armor (main hand, off hand, helmet, chestplate, leggings, boots) for the Mending enchantment.
- For every damaged Mending item it adds up the missing durability and shows, in a single top-left HUD panel:
- the total XP points you need to fully repair everything (Mending restores 2 durability per XP point),
- an approximate level count for that XP (using the real vanilla level curve),
- the total durability still missing.
- When you have more than one damaged Mending item equipped, the header shows the count, e.g. "Mending repair (2 items)".
- The panel only appears when there's actually something to repair, so it stays out of your way once your gear is full.
Controls
- M — toggle the HUD on/off. An action-bar message confirms the state.
Why
Mending turns XP into durability, but the game never tells you how much XP a full repair costs. Before an enchanting trip or a long mining run you want to know whether your current levels are enough — MendingXP turns that into a number you can read at a glance.
Notes
- Install on your client only. Works on any Fabric server, fully vanilla compatible.
- Respects F1 (hide HUD) and hides while a menu is open.
- The level figure is an approximation; the XP-point total is exact.
- No config files, no dependencies beyond Fabric API.
Compatibility
Minecraft 1.21.8, 1.21.9, 1.21.10, 1.21.11 — Fabric Loader 0.16+. One JAR covers all four. Drop into your mods/ folder alongside Fabric API.


