Tool Info hub
Tooltips in Minecraft have always been a bit of a tease. You see a diamond sword, you see some enchantment glint, and you are left to do the math in your head while a skeleton closes in. Tool Info hub changes that entirely. This client-side utility mod, created by ItzMASGaming, turns ordinary item tooltips into a live analytics dashboard that reflects your actual gameplay state, not just the static numbers baked into the item.
If you have ever wondered whether your Sharpness V sword actually outdamages a Smite axe against the right target, or how many seconds it truly takes to break obsidian with your current pickaxe, this mod answers those questions before you swing. It is the kind of quality-of-life upgrade that feels obvious the moment you use it, and slightly painful to play without afterward.
What Tool Info hub Actually Does
At its core, Tool Info hub bridges the gap between item data and player data. Instead of reading only the weapon's base attributes, it scans the modern Data Components on the item alongside your player entity to produce a live calculation of your attack power. That means your tooltip updates as your situation changes, including potion effects, enchantments, and armor matchups.
True Damage Tracking
The mod calculates your real attack output by combining base weapon damage with active effects like Strength and Weakness. It also manually maps damage scaling for Sharpness, Smite, and Bane of Arthropods, so the number you see is the number you will deal, not an approximation.
PvP Armor Simulation
This is where things get genuinely useful for competitive players. Tool Info hub shows how much final damage your normal and critical strikes will inflict against opponents wearing full sets of Max Netherite with Protection IV, Max Diamond with Protection IV, or Standard Diamond armor. No more guessing whether a crit will finish the job.
Fractional Mining Speeds
Mining gets the same treatment. The mod breaks your efficiency down into precise seconds required to break Stone, Deepslate, and Obsidian. When you are under the influence of Haste or Mining Fatigue, those numbers update dynamically on the fly, giving you an accurate picture of your real digging pace at any moment.
Version Support and Loader Compatibility
Tool Info hub is built natively for Minecraft 26.1.2 on the Fabric loader. Fabric's lightweight architecture makes it a natural fit for a client-side analytics mod, since it keeps performance overhead minimal while still hooking into tooltip rendering and entity data. If you run a Fabric profile on a compatible version, the mod slots in without touching server-side logic, which means it works fine on most multiplayer servers that allow client-side mods.
Players who prefer a streamlined setup often grab it through the foxygame.net launcher, where Tool Info hub sits in a curated add-on catalog and installs with a single click, complete with automatic version matching for your Fabric profile.
Zero Clutter by Design
A common complaint about information mods is that they eventually clutter every screen in the game. Tool Info hub avoids that trap deliberately. The advanced tooltip additions are restricted strictly to primary tools and weapons, meaning swords, pickaxes, axes, shovels, and hoes. Everything else in your inventory stays clean and readable.
- Real-time damage calculations tied to your current player state
- Armor matchup simulations for the most common PvP loadouts
- Precise break times for Stone, Deepslate, and Obsidian
- Dynamic updates for Haste and Mining Fatigue
- Tooltip enhancements limited to tools and weapons only
How to Install Tool Info hub for Minecraft
Getting started is straightforward. First, confirm you are running Minecraft 26.1.2 with the Fabric loader installed. Next, download Tool Info hub from a trusted source and drop the mod file into your mods folder. Launch the game through your Fabric profile, and the enhanced tooltips will appear automatically the next time you hover over a sword or pickaxe. No configuration is required to see the core features, though you can fine-tune behavior if you prefer.
If you would rather skip manual file management, the foxygame.net launcher handles the entire process for you, keeping Tool Info hub updated automatically whenever a new build lands for your game version.
Why It Belongs in Your Mod List
Tool Info hub does not try to be a massive overhaul. It picks one job, making your gear's real performance visible, and executes it cleanly. For players who care about optimizing combat rotations, planning mining trips, or simply understanding what their enchanted gear is actually doing, the mod removes a layer of guesswork that vanilla Minecraft never bothered to address. Download Tool Info hub, hover over your favorite sword, and see the difference for yourself.
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