SecurityCraft "WTHIT"-Addon
If you run SecurityCraft on an older Minecraft version and miss the convenience of inspecting blocks with WTHIT, the SecurityCraft "WTHIT"-Addon is exactly what your modpack needs. This small companion mod restores the WTHIT integration that newer builds of SecurityCraft ship with by default, so players on legacy versions no longer have to guess what is hidden behind a keypad, laser, or disguised block.
In recent releases, WTHIT support is baked directly into the main SecurityCraft mod. Technical limitations, however, prevent that from being the case in SecurityCraft for Minecraft 1.18.2 and 1.16.5. This add-on fills that gap cleanly, adding full WTHIT integration to SecurityCraft on those versions without touching the core mod's code. If you have ever stared at a suspicious block and wished you could read its details instantly, this is the tool for you.
What the Add-On Actually Does
Once installed, the add-on enriches the WTHIT tooltip that appears when you look at any SecurityCraft block. Instead of a bare block name, you get a compact readout of the details that matter most during play. The information shown includes:
- Who owns the block, so you can tell friend from stranger at a glance
- Which modules are installed, revealing hidden upgrades and defenses
- What mode the block is currently in, such as active, disabled, or password-protected
There is one more subtle but genuinely useful behavior. WTHIT will display disguised blocks and block mines as the block they are disguised as, rather than exposing them as themselves. That means your camouflage builds keep working visually, yet the tooltip still respects the disguise for anyone inspecting them. Server owners and base builders who rely on hidden traps will appreciate how naturally this fits into existing setups.
Configuration Options
Not everyone wants every detail on screen. The add-on includes a handful of config settings, letting you switch off specific pieces of information. Prefer to hide ownership on a public server, or keep module data private? A quick trip to the config file handles it. This flexibility keeps the mod lightweight and adaptable to both singleplayer worlds and busy multiplayer servers.
Supported Versions and Requirements
This add-on targets the versions where SecurityCraft cannot include WTHIT support natively, meaning Minecraft 1.18.2 and 1.16.5. It requires at least SecurityCraft v1.9.8, so double-check your installed version before adding it. Supported versions are listed on each file's page, and it is always worth confirming compatibility before you download SecurityCraft "WTHIT"-Addon for your specific setup.
Because this is a Forge-era add-on, it fits naturally into Forge modpacks for those Minecraft releases. If you are building a pack around security gadgets, traps, and base defense, pairing SecurityCraft with WTHIT and this bridge mod creates a smooth, informative experience.
How to Install
Getting the add-on running is straightforward. First, make sure you have the correct Minecraft version, a compatible Forge installation, WTHIT itself, and SecurityCraft v1.9.8 or newer. Next, place the add-on file into your mods folder alongside the other mods. Finally, launch the game and look at any SecurityCraft block to confirm the extra tooltip lines appear. If something looks off, verify that all three mods match the same Minecraft version.
For players who prefer a hands-off approach, the foxygame.net launcher simplifies this entire process by offering SecurityCraft "WTHIT"-Addon directly in its curated add-on catalog, so the right build lands in your mods folder without manual file hunting. Its automatic version matching also helps prevent the classic mistake of mixing a 1.16.5 file with a 1.18.2 profile, which saves a lot of troubleshooting time.
Why It Is Worth Adding
SecurityCraft is at its best when you can read the battlefield quickly. Knowing an owner, spotting an installed module, or identifying a block's mode can mean the difference between a successful raid and a wasted trip. The SecurityCraft "WTHIT"-Addon for Minecraft restores that clarity on versions that would otherwise go without it, and it does so with minimal overhead and sensible config options.
If you play on 1.18.2 or 1.16.5 and already use WTHIT, this add-on is a natural fit. Download SecurityCraft "WTHIT"-Addon, drop it in your mods folder, and enjoy full block intelligence the moment you look at your next secured door.