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README.md

HUD bar for 3d_armor [hbarmor]

  • Version: 0.4.0

Description

This mod adds a simple HUD bar which displays the current damage of the player's armor (from the 3D Armor [3d_armor] mod) as a percentage (rounded).

100% armor means the armor is in perfect shape. 0% means the armor is almost destroyed or non-existant. Note that to reach 100%, the player must wear at least 4 different pieces of armor in perfect shape.

The armor bar also does not tell anything about the armor's strength, only how worn out it already is.

By default, the armor bar is hidden if the player wears no armor.

Dependencies

  • HUD bars [hudbars], major version 1
  • 3D Armor [3d_armor] (tested with Minetest 0.4.14)

Licensing

This mod is entirly free softare.

Source code

  • License: MIT License (see below)
  • Authors: Wuzzy, forked from the mod “Better HUD (and hunger)” [hud] by BlockMen (2013-2014)

Textures

  • hbarmor_icon.png—Stu (CC BY-SA 3.0), modified by BlockMen
  • hbarmor_bgicon.png—Stu (CC BY-SA 3.0), modified by BlockMen
  • hbarmor_bar.png—Wuzzy (MIT License)

Everything else is under the MIT License: © Copyright BlockMen (2013-2014)

This program is free software. It comes without any warranty, to the extent permitted by applicable law. You can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the MIT License. See https://opensource.org/licenses/MIT for more details.