ToroHealth Damage Indicators Continued in FTB Evolution 2

ToroHealth Damage Indicators Continued is a client-side mod that shows you clear, configurable visual feedback whenever an entity's health changes. It is a maintained fork of the original ToroHealth Damage Indicators, with refined visuals, better rendering performance and fewer bugs.^[1]

This pack ships version 1.5.1-beta. It was already in the pack by version 1.0.2, or earlier.^[2]

The three indicators

• HUD Indicator: a configurable display in the top-left of your screen. It shows an entity's health bar plus several health-related details, so you get precise information at a glance.^[1]
• Health Change Particles: lightweight particle effects that show damage and healing as they happen.^[1]
• In-World Health Bars: bars drawn above entities in the world, so you can keep an eye on enemy and ally health without looking away from the action.^[1]

The mod is fully client-side, so it needs no server installation. That makes it easy to use on a multiplayer server.^[1]

Good news: there's nothing to craft for ToroHealth Damage Indicators Continued. It's a client-side mod that shows you entity health, so there are no items to make first and no recipes to follow. The quest book doesn't cover it either.^[1]

Because the mod is fully client-side, it needs no server installation. It runs on your own game and nobody else has to set anything up for you to use it.^[1]

What you get

The mod gives you three health indicators that work together:^[1]

• HUD Indicator: a configurable display in the top-left corner that shows an entity's health bar plus several health-related details.^[1]
• Health Change Particles: lightweight particle effects that show damage and healing as they happen.^[1]
• In-World Health Bars: health bars drawn above entities in the world, so you can watch enemy and ally health without looking away from the action.^[1]

Turning on in-world bars

According to the mod's project page, the in-world bars are off by default. To get them, set inWorldBarVisibilityMode to WHEN_HOLDING_WEAPON (bars show while you hold a weapon) or ALWAYS.^[1]

Unverified The sources here do not show a config file for this mod in the pack, so whether this pack changes the default for inWorldBarVisibilityMode, or where you edit it, is unverified. The default above comes from the mod's own project page.

ToroHealth Damage Indicators Continued is a client-side health indicator mod, so there are no machines to build here. What it does is show you how entity health changes, and it does that through three indicators that work together.^[1]

The three indicators

• HUD Indicator: a configurable display in the top-left of your screen. It shows an entity's health bar plus several health-related details, so you get precise information at a glance.^[1]
• Health Change Particles: lightweight particle effects that show damage and healing events as they happen.^[1]
• In-World Health Bars: health bars drawn above entities in the world, so you can keep an eye on enemy and ally health without looking away from the action.^[1]

Turning on in-world bars

In-world bars are turned off by default. To use them, set inWorldBarVisibilityMode to WHEN_HOLDING_WEAPON or ALWAYS. The first shows the bars only while you hold a weapon, and the second shows them all the time.^[1]

Unverified Whether this pack changes the default for inWorldBarVisibilityMode or any other setting of the mod is not shown in the sources here. The pack has no config files for this mod that the sources cover, so check the mod's settings in game.

Client-side only

The mod is fully client-side and needs no server installation. The indicators are a display on your own game, so they do not change how anything works on the server.^[1]

The only release note the sources show for ToroHealth Damage Indicators Continued is for version 1.5.1-beta, and it reads "Port to 26.1". That means this release moved the mod over to Minecraft 26.1.^[3]

FTB Evolution 2 1.1.0 ships that same version, 1.5.1-beta, using the NeoForge 26.1 build of the mod. The mod was already in the pack in FTB Evolution 2 1.0.2 or earlier, but the sources don't say which earlier release first added it.^[2]