Jade 🔍 in All the Mods 10

Jade is the information HUD mod. Point your crosshair at a block or an entity and a small tooltip tells you what it is. It's the Hwyla/Waila idea rebuilt for modern Minecraft versions, and it's a big help in a pack with this many blocks and machines.^[1]

The pack ships Jade 15.10.6 for NeoForge, and it has been in the pack since version 2.25 or earlier.^[2]

Who it's for

It's for everyone, whether you're new or deep into the pack. Compared with Hwyla, Jade has a redesigned API, more vanilla addons, higher configurability and better accessibility.^[1]

Default keys

• Keypad 0: open the configuration screen.^[1]
• Keypad 1: toggle the overlay.^[1]
• Keypad 2: toggle liquid display.^[1]
• Keypad 3: show recipes (requires JEI).^[1]
• Keypad 4: show uses (requires JEI).^[1]
• Keypad 5: narrate the target.^[1]

Unverified The sources don't show Jade on the ATM Star path, and no quests in this pack involve it. It's a quality-of-life tool rather than a progression step. Whether the pack changes any of Jade's default settings isn't confirmed.

Jade is the info HUD in this pack. It shows information about whatever you're looking at, so it's the first thing to learn before you start exploring all the other mods. Once you know what a block or mob is, you can decide what to do with it.^[1]

Unverified No in-pack recipe or quest involving Jade could be confirmed, so there is nothing to craft or complete to get started with it.

Learn the default keys

These are Jade's default keybinds. If the tooltip doesn't react the way you expect, check your Controls screen, because the pack may have rebound them and I can't confirm that from my sources.^[1]

• Keypad 0 opens the configuration screen. Start here.^[1]
• Keypad 1 toggles the overlay on and off.^[1]
• Keypad 2 toggles the liquid display.^[1]
• Keypad 3 shows recipes and Keypad 4 shows uses, both requiring JEI.^[1]
• Keypad 5 narrates your target.^[1]

First steps in the config screen

1. Open the configuration screen with its key and look for the display mode setting. It controls how the tooltip behaves and how the show-details key works.^[1][3]
2. Pick a mode. Hold-key mode needs you to hold the overlay key. Toggle mode turns the overlay on and off each time you press the key. Lite mode shows further information while you hold the details key.^[3]
3. Turn on the option that shows which mod an item comes from. In a big pack this saves a lot of guessing.^[3]
4. Optionally enable the setting that shows the target's coordinates, or the one that shows your distance to it.^[3]

If the tooltip gets in your way, there are options to hide it on most GUI screens, on the debug screen and on the player list. You can also turn the tooltip off completely with the global switch. If you prefer to hear information, Jade has a narrator and accessibility features for showing more detail.^[3]

Jade is an information HUD: it shows you what you're looking at. So there's no machine or multiblock to build here. What matters is how the tooltip behaves and how it reads out power, fluid and item info from the machines of other mods.^[1]

Client side vs. server side

Jade can be installed on the client only, but many features need it on the server too. The examples listed are item storage, brewing stand fuel amount and bees in a beehive. If a storage readout is missing in your world, a missing server-side install is a good thing to check.^[1]

How the tooltip shows up

There are three display modes. They decide how the tooltip behaves in normal situations and how the details key works.^[3]

• Hold key: the overlay key must be held for the tooltip to appear.^[3]
• Toggle: pressing the overlay key switches the tooltip on and off.^[3]
• Lite: you hold the details key to show further information.^[3]

There's also a global switch that turns the tooltip on or off entirely. You can hide it on the debug screen, on most GUI screens and while the player list is showing. Animation is optional too: the overlay can animate when it appears and disappears, and the box can morph when its size changes.^[3]

Reading energy, fluids and items

Jade's storage readouts are where it helps most with automation setups. Energy and fluid info can each be set to appear only while the details key is pressed. Fluids can also be set to show only when there's no other target.^[3]

Item storage has separate settings for how many items are shown with and without the details key pressed. A third setting is the maximum number of items for which names are shown instead of just icons.^[3]

Default keys

• Keypad 0: open the configuration screen.^[1]
• Keypad 1: toggle the overlay.^[1]
• Keypad 2: toggle the liquid display.^[1]
• Keypad 3: show recipes (requires JEI).^[1]
• Keypad 4: show uses (requires JEI).^[1]
• Keypad 5: narrate the target.^[1]

Other useful options

• Block info: the tooltip can show the block face you're touching, the target's coordinates and its distance from you. Relative coordinates require holding Ctrl.^[3]
• Reach distance: an option raises the distance limit to the target.^[3]
• Perspective mode: the camera setting gives better compatibility with mods that change camera behavior. The eye setting is more accurate when you're moving.^[3]
• Extra info: Jade can show the next entity drop time (such as an egg or armadillo scute), the note and instrument of a note block, and the waxed state of blocks like signs.^[3]
• Item tooltips: an option shows which mod an item comes from.^[3]
• Accessibility: an option enables extra details for display and narration, which you can fine-tune in the Plugin Settings. When the narrator opens, Jade shows a toast telling you which key disables it.^[3]

Unverified The pack has no config files for Jade, so the values it actually uses are unknown. That includes the default display mode, the item amounts shown, and whether the server has Jade installed. Check the in-game configuration screen for your own setup.

Jade has been in the pack since All the Mods 10 2.25 or earlier, and All the Mods 10 8.1 ships Jade 15.10.6+neoforge. Here is every version bump the pack changelogs record, oldest first.^[2]

• All the Mods 10 2.33: Jade 15.9.2+neoforge to 15.9.3+neoforge.^[4]
• All the Mods 10 2.36: Jade 15.9.3+neoforge to 15.9.4+neoforge.^[5]
• All the Mods 10 2.40: Jade 15.9.4+neoforge to 15.10.0+neoforge.^[6]
• All the Mods 10 4.1: Jade 15.10.0+neoforge to 15.10.1+neoforge.^[7]
• All the Mods 10 4.3: Jade 15.10.1+neoforge to 15.10.2+neoforge.^[8]
• All the Mods 10 4.6: Jade 15.10.2+neoforge to 15.10.3+neoforge.^[9]
• All the Mods 10 5.5: Jade 15.10.3+neoforge to 15.10.5+neoforge.^[10]
• All the Mods 10 8.0: Jade 15.10.5+neoforge to 15.10.6+neoforge, which is the version still in 8.1.^[2][11]

Unverified The pack changelogs only record the version numbers. There are no stored changelogs for the shipped Jade jars, so what actually changed inside Jade in each update (features, fixes or config changes) is unverified here.