DamageIndicator is an extensive and feature-rich healthbar manager for Minecraft servers. It provides a system to display damage dealt to enemies solely using packets, which means no actual armor stand entities will be spawned. DamageIndicator is also completely server-side so no additional mods are required by your players. The high-performance packet spawning and flexible configuration makes DamageIndicator extremely suitable for large PvP or Survival servers.

• Highly configurable
  • Modify damage indicator offset, speed and duration
  • Edit all indicator colours to your liking
    • Each damage range can be a different colour group
    • The colour of every character in colour group can be customised
  • Support for bold, italics and rainbow mode
  • Global toggle for heal indicators in addition to damage indicators
• No setup required
  • Default offset and colour values have been extensively tested on large servers
  • Comes with 10 unique colour groups for all indicators to provide more variation
  • Simply drag & drop the plugin to get started
• Cross-version compatibility
  • Supports all Minecraft versions from 1.8 - 1.21.8
  • Incompatible versions will fallback to use invisible armor stands instead of breaking the plugin
• Per-player & per-world toggle support
  • Allow players to disable client-side indicator packets via a command
    • Useful to preserve FPS on low-end setups and for experienced PvP players who do not need indicators
  • Admins can completely disable indicators in specific worlds
    • Useful for non-PvP worlds or in fast-paced gamemodes like NoHitDelay
• High-performance
  • DamageIndicator was built with performance in mind
  • No performance issues on servers with up to 100+ players
  • Perfect for large PvP or Survival servers
• 100% packet-based
  • DamageIndicator uses purely packets to send indicators to players
  • Hugely boosts performance as no armor stand entities are actually spawned
  • No floating armor stands will remain in the world if your server crashes

Statistics are collected through bStats, an open-source service that collects anonymous data for Minecraft software. You can opt out in plugins/bStats/config.yml.