Player status, live maps, parties, navigation and optional quest windows — brought together in one Minecraft interface.
Your status at a glance
A portrait, health, food and armor. A resource bar appears when a supported provider supplies it.
Know your target
The main HUD can show the target’s portrait, name and health.
Adapts to resource availability
The compact player layout is used when no mana resource is supplied.
Effects and durations
Custom effect icons keep temporary bonuses visible.
One place to start
Open /enohud. Party, map, HUD and GPS stay on the main screen; Customization, Quests and Admin lead to their own sections.
Make it yours
Player, Party, Minimap and Navigation settings are grouped by the panel they affect. Themes change the HUD artwork.
How it works
A framed portrait sits beside health, resource and hunger bars. Armor has its own badge, and active effects can show icons with remaining time.
Open /enohud to begin. Preferences belong to each player; the server controls which features they may use.
The HUD is supplied by the server plugin and its resource pack. Players do not need an Enorials HUD client mod.
More details & integration notes
BetonQuest adds quest features. Other plugins can supply resources and character commands through integrations and the API.
Hide the custom player HUD to use the vanilla display. Quest log and conversation windows also have their own switches.
Real in-game captures. Optional integrations are not bundled with Enorials HUD.





