Fliflightmc

A sniper-style crosshair built for long-range shots and bow combat in PvP.

This mod allows you to see minerals in caves more clearly and makes netherite more visible in the Nether. Works very well with Optifine and works best with Complementary Shader.

The original CrossX crosshair — a custom design that sharpens your aim in PvP and survival.

A minimal dot crosshair that declutters your screen for PvP and survival. Works from 1.11 to the latest version.

A modern, clean crosshair replacing the vanilla default with a sharper design seen in competitive games.

A larger, easy-to-see dot crosshair for precision without squinting — great for PvP and bow aim.

An enhanced crosshair with better visibility for fast-paced PvP fights.

Lowers the fire overlay (in-world and GUI) so it never blocks your view — full flame, full animation, just shorter.

A stylish crosshair variant for players who want a different look in PvP.

Shrinks the oversized vanilla swords into compact PvP-friendly blades — less screen clutter, better visibility.

Customizable client-side crosshair for Minecraft PvP: 5 shapes, colors, size, presets — all editable in-game (default key: C).

One pack for PvP: a clean dot crosshair, visible ores, smaller swords, low fire and a clear pumpkin.

Makes lava semi-transparent so you can see the terrain underneath before you jump in.

Makes water translucent so you can see the seabed, ores and mobs while swimming.

Replaces the vanilla hotbar and XP bar with a flat design that is easier to read at a glance.

Shrinks and lowers the first-person shield so it stops covering your screen in fights.

Removes the dark corner shading so the whole screen stays evenly lit, day and night.

Removes the frost overlay so you can still see where you are going while freezing.

Slims the totem of undying so its pop animation stops blocking your view mid-fight.

Removes the spyglass scope overlay so the full screen stays usable while you zoom.

Removes the orange pumpkin blur overlay so you can see clearly while wearing a pumpkin.