InfoPlus+ ๐
Ever tried to troubleshoot a modpack and realized you have no idea what hardware the person on the other end is running? InfoPlus+ ๐ solves that problem in the simplest way possible: it prints detailed system information directly into Minecraft chat. No external tools, no screenshots of Task Manager, no guesswork. Just type a command and get the data you need.
Whether you are a server admin helping a player with crashes, a modpack developer collecting bug reports, or just a curious player who wants to see how much RAM the game is actually using, this mod delivers clean, chat-friendly output that anyone can read.
What InfoPlus+ ๐ Actually Shows
The core idea behind InfoPlus+ ๐ for Minecraft is transparency. Instead of digging through log files, you get a structured breakdown of the machine and runtime environment the game is using. The mod pulls information from the operating system and the Java runtime, then formats it for chat.
- CPU details: model, vendor, core count, thread count, frequency, and current usage
- RAM information: total, used, available, plus swap or virtual memory
- GPU data: model, vendor, VRAM, device ID, and driver version info
- Operating system details: OS name, uptime, process count, and boot time
- Java runtime info alongside the Minecraft version, loader name, and loader version
- Disk, network, battery, firmware, motherboard, and file system data when full mode is enabled
That last category is what makes full mode genuinely useful for deep troubleshooting. If a player reports stuttering, you can check whether their disk is nearly full or whether their system is running on battery power. Those small details often explain performance issues that otherwise look mysterious.
Commands and How to Use Them
Local System Checks
Running the mod on your own client is straightforward. Open chat and use one of these commands:
- /info or /info basic - shows your basic system information
- /info full - shows your full system information, including disk, network, and firmware details
- /infoplus - an alias for /info if you prefer the longer name
Multiplayer Player Checks
This is where the mod becomes a real support tool. You can request information from another player on the server:
- /info <player> - requests basic system information from that player
- /info <player> basic - same as above, explicit form
- /info <player> full - requests full system information from that player
- /infoplus <player> full - the alias version of the full request
Server-side player requests require permission level 2, which keeps the feature in the hands of operators and moderators rather than random players. That is a sensible design choice, because hardware details can be sensitive.
Versions, Loader, and Requirements
InfoPlus+ ๐ is built for Minecraft 1.20.1 and runs on the Fabric loader. You will need Fabric API installed alongside it, and Java 17 is required. If you are running an older or newer Minecraft version, check the project page before assuming compatibility, since the mod targets that specific release.
Installation follows the usual Fabric routine. Drop the mod file into your mods folder, make sure Fabric API is present, and launch the game. If you are setting up a modpack and want a smoother path, the foxygame.net launcher can handle InfoPlus+ ๐ through its one-click install flow, pulling the correct build and dependencies automatically so you do not have to match versions by hand.
How to Install InfoPlus+ ๐
If you are wondering how to install the mod manually, the process is quick:
- Install the Fabric loader for Minecraft 1.20.1
- Download Fabric API and place it in your mods folder
- Download InfoPlus+ ๐ and place it in the same mods folder
- Launch the game with the Fabric profile and test with /info
For server owners, the same file goes into the server's mods directory. Once installed, operators can use the player request commands to gather information remotely, which is far more efficient than asking people to describe their PC specs in Discord.
A Note on Privacy
Because InfoPlus+ ๐ can reveal hardware and runtime details, it deserves responsible use. Full mode may expose more information depending on which options are enabled, and sharing that publicly is rarely a good idea. Keep player requests limited to trusted staff, and avoid posting full output in public channels. The mod is a diagnostic tool, not a toy for broadcasting your entire setup to strangers.
Final Thoughts
InfoPlus+ ๐ fills a gap that most modpacks ignore: fast, readable system diagnostics inside the game itself. It is lightweight, focused, and genuinely helpful when something breaks and you need answers without leaving Minecraft. For server support teams and modpack maintainers on Fabric 1.20.1, it earns a permanent spot in the mods folder.