Simple Fps Counter

Quickstart

1. Launch Minecraft with the mod installed.
2. Open Options → Video Settings.
3. Click the FPS Counter… button in the top-right corner of the Video Settings screen.
4. Use the Location and Color buttons to pick your preferred position and color — a live preview shows exactly where and how the counter will appear.
5. Click Done. Your FPS is now displayed on your HUD at all times (as long as the HUD is visible).

No crafting, commands, or extra setup required.

Overview

Simple Fps Counter adds a clean, always-on frames-per-second readout directly to your HUD. It shows your current FPS as a plain number, staying out of the way while giving you the information you need at a glance. Everything is configured through a dedicated screen inside Video Settings — no command-line fiddling necessary.

What It Adds

• A live FPS counter rendered on your HUD.
• An FPS Counter Settings screen, accessible from Video Settings.
• Choice of 6 screen positions for the counter.
• Choice of 8 display colors for the counter text.
• A Reset to Defaults button to restore the original settings instantly.

How To Use

Opening the Settings Screen

1. Go to Options → Video Settings.
2. Press the FPS Counter… button (top-right area of the screen).
3. The FPS Counter Settings screen opens with a live preview using a sample value of 144 so you can see exactly how your chosen style will look.

Changing the Position

Click the Location button to cycle through the six available positions:

Each click advances to the next position. The live preview updates immediately.

Changing the Color

Click the Color button to cycle through eight color options:

Resetting to Defaults

Click Reset to Defaults to instantly restore the counter to Top Middle position and White color.

Abilities And Mechanics

• The counter is hidden automatically when the HUD is hidden (e.g., when pressing F1).
• Settings take effect immediately — no restart or world reload needed.
• The counter displays the raw current FPS as a whole number with a drop shadow for readability against any background.
• The settings screen preview always shows 144 as a sample FPS value so you can judge color and placement without relying on your actual framerate.