✅ | read attributes with fancy menu

[safe needle]

You can grab in-game values like damage, velocity, and other entity data using the NBT placeholders. The client-side placeholder nbt_data_get can read any NBT tag that’s visible to the client (so you can get things like Velocity, Health, Motion, etc.) and you can use the server-side variant (nbt_data_get_server) if you need authoritative values while connected to a server that also runs FancyMenu.

If you’re looking for more conventional stats (player speed, health, etc.) some of those already exist as built-in placeholders (e.g., player_x_coordinate, current_player_health, etc.) — check the Placeholders page for the full list.

If you need even more advanced data that neither placeholder covers, you’d have to pull it from another mod (e.g., one that exposes attributes via commands or an API) and then feed it into FancyMenu via variables or a custom placeholder setup.

[sharp pawn]

does your ai know of any other mods that expose those attributes in a way fancy menu can understand

[safe needle]

FancyMenu doesn’t list any specific third-party mods that expose attributes in a way it can automatically read. The recommended approach is to keep using the built-in placeholders (like nbt_data_get / nbt_data_get_server) to pull values such as damage, velocity, motion, etc. If a mod already makes that data available via NBT or via commands, you can feed it into FancyMenu through variables/placeholders.

If you need a mod that exposes data in a more structured way, you’d have to look for one that writes the desired values into vanilla NBT (so FancyMenu’s placeholders can read them) or that exposes them through a command you can wrap with FancyMenu actions. The documentation doesn’t have a curated list of such mods, so for now the safest bet is to rely on the nbt_data_get placeholders and whatever data the client/server already exposes.

[sharp pawn]

also, the vanilla like hotbar isnt showing item count

[safe needle]

FancyMenu only customizes menu screens, not the in-game hotbar/HUD. The documentation doesn’t cover changing vanilla hotbar item counts, so if those counts are missing it’s likely caused by another mod/resource pack or a vanilla setting rather than FancyMenu. You might need to check the mod that provides the hotbar overlay or any other UI tweaks you have installed.

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