CrosshairTarget Filter

Minecraft 版本： 1.20.5 1.20.6 1.21 1.21.1 1.21.2 1.21.3 1.21.4 1.21.5 1.21.6 1.21.7 1.21.8 1.21.9 1.21.10 1.21.11 26.1 26.1.1 26.1.2 26.2

平台： neoforge

标签： game-mechanics utility

CrosshairTarget Filter

Summary

CrosshairTarget Filter is a Minecraft mod that allows your crosshair to pass through unwanted entity or block specified in the configuration and pick the interactive target behind it. This mod requires Cloth Config to manage the configuration.

⚠️ Disclaimer: Some features of this mod may be considered as unfair advantages depending on server policies. Use it at your own risk!

Usage

This mod features two keybindings that conveniently toggle the filters on/off, initially unassigned. You can filter the targets in two ways - whitelist and blacklist, they are stored separately in the configuration and only take effects if the corresponding filter type is selected. The rules for whitelist and blacklist are as follows:

• Whitelist - ONLY elements in the list CAN be picked by the crosshair.
• Blacklist - Elements in the list CANNOT be picked by the crosshair.

For naming conventions of list elements, please read further:

Entities

Entities can be filtered by type, tag, category or name.

• Types are specified in the format <namespace>:<registryName>, such as minecraft:pig, which can be found in the target entity section of F3 debug overlay.
• Tags are specified in the format #<namespace>:<registryName>, such as #minecraft:undead, which can be found in Minecraft Wiki or below the target entity section of F3 debug overlay since 26.1.
• Categories are specified in the format [<category>], such as [MONSTER].
  As of 26.2, there are 8 categories in total:

  MONSTER (hostile mobs)
  CREATURE (passive mobs)
  AMBIENT (bat)
  AXOLOTLS (axolotl)
  UNDERGROUND_WATER_CREATURE (glow squid)
  WATER_CREATURE (squid, dolphin, nautilus)
  WATER_AMBIENT (cod, salmon, tropical fish, pufferfish)
  MISC (player, villager, golems and non-living entities)

  Note: Wandering trader belongs to CREATURE category.

• Names are specified in the format "<name>", such as "Example".

  Blocks

  Blocks can be filtered by type or tag.

• Types are specified in the format <namespace>:<registryName>, such as minecraft:stone, which can be found in the target block section of F3 debug overlay.
• Tags are specified in the format #<namespace>:<registryName>, such as #minecraft:logs, which can be found below the target block section of F3 debug overlay.