What Am I Looking At

A small panel sits at the top of your screen and tells you what your crosshair is resting on. Point at a block or a mob and its name appears, drawn from whatever pack or add-on placed it there, along with a picture of the thing itself so you can match the label to what you see.

Beyond the name, the readout also calls out the tool that actually works on that target. If the right tool is already in your hand, the display says so, which saves you from guessing at a wall of stone or a tree you have not met before. Held items and mobs read the same way, so the panel is useful while mining, building and fighting alike.

Settings live behind a chat command, so you can trim the panel down to only the parts you care about, and a server operator can change those options for other players too. It runs in single player, on LAN and on servers, needs no experimental toggles, and does not touch the player file, which means it tends to sit alongside other add-ons without fighting them.

Features

• A HUD label naming any block or mob under your crosshair
• Displays which pack or add-on a target belongs to
• Draws a matching icon for the target instead of text alone
• Points out the proper tool and lights up when you already hold it
• Chat command for tuning the panel, usable on other players by an operator
• Rebuilt interface graphics rather than default styling
• Retextures the UI
• Also includes custom UI tweaks

How to install What Am I Looking At

1. Download the What Am I Looking At .mcaddon file to your phone.
2. Tap the file. Minecraft will open and import it for you.
3. Open your world. Turn on both the behavior pack and the resource pack.
4. Start the world and play.

Requirements

• Works with Minecraft 26.3, 26.0.02, 26.0, 1.21.132
• Both packs active in the same world (behavior + resource)

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