Boat Item View

# Boat Item View ## About The Boat Item View Mod is a client-side only Minecraft Mod that allows the player to see the item held in their hand while riding in a boat. This is functionality is normally not possible in the base game.   Note: Any items being displayed in the hand when the boat is moving still cannot be used. This mod only deals with rendering, it does not change vanilla serverside logic. ## Features - Toggle the ability to render hand items when sitting in a moving boat. - Define the type of items to be rendered when sitting in a moving boat. - Compatibility with Cloth Config and ModMenu    ## Installation This mod is client-side only. Do not install this on dedicated servers. ## Dependencies - Fabric API (Optional) - Cloth Config API (Required, Preinstalled in this mod) - Mod Menu API (Optional, install if you like an Ingame Config GUI) ## Usage ### Enabling this Mod 1. Open the Configuration File. This can be done via minecraft/config/boatiview/client.toml or the Mods -> Boat Item View -> Configure Button if you have Mod Menu Installed. 2. Set the Configuration Option "showHandsInMovingBoat" to True. 3. Hold the item in the player's main hand or offhand. - Usage with ModMenu Config GUI: https://streamable.com/m8n37z ### Adding an item to the display list 1. Open the Configuration File. This can be done via minecraft/config/boatiview/client.toml or the Mods -> Boat Item View -> Configure Button if you have Mod Menu Installed. 2. Add a new entry to the "itemsToShowInMovingBoat" option. This entry is the namespaced id of an item. E.g. "minecraft:carrot" 3. Click "Save" in the File Editor program if you have opened the client.toml file. If you are using Mod Menu, click the "Save and Quit" button. - Usage in ModMenu Config GUI: https://streamable.com/n9vwwz - Usage in TOML File: https://streamable.com/9f5z3v ## Screenshots The Config GUI that is generated when Mod Menu is installed alongside this mod. ## Issues Please report any issues to the issue tracker linked at the top of this page. ## Credits Treblero, for the original idea