Features:
- FPS-style kill icons and killfeed subtitles
- Official presets themed after Battlefield PUBG CS2 Valorant and more
- Over twenty icon styles with their own textures sounds and configs
- Custom presets can be created and exported as shareable pack files
- Nine customizable elements build up every preset
- Drag and drop images to replace icon textures
- Animated images converted into spritesheets automatically
- Sound sets swapped by dropping in audio files
- Server-side score system with 51 score events
- Scoreboard shows score and KDA for every player
- Forge support for Minecraft 1.21.1
- Made by Minecraft_GD656
GD656Killicon brings the feedback of a modern shooter into Minecraft. Kills are announced with icons and subtitles themed after more than eight popular games, carried by exceptionally smooth animations, while the whole system stays highly configurable and extensible.
Everything is built around presets. The official set covers Classic, CF Killstreak, CS2 Card Style, Battlefield 1, Battlefield 4, Battlefield 5, PUBG, Delta Force Black Hawk Down and Valorant, together carrying more than twenty icon styles, and each one ships with its own textures, sounds and configs. Presets can be switched, edited into custom versions and exported as pack files to share.
A preset is assembled from nine customizable elements, each highly configurable on its own. Icon textures are replaced by dragging an image onto the slot, an animated image is auto-converted into a spritesheet with the animation settings applied, and a preset’s sound set is swapped by dropping audio files into the sound config menu. The client also tracks lifetime stats such as total kills, longest kill distance and rival players, and the in-game config menu comes with a built-in tutorial.
On the server the core of the mod is a score system with 51 score events, from suppression and backstab to marked team assist, and admins can freely edit both player scores and the score expression behind each event. Score, kills, deaths and assists are recorded, and the in-game scoreboard shows everyone’s score and KDA. Client and server code are kept strictly separate and the mod is safe to install on any server, but every feature stays switched off when it is present on the client only. It targets Forge on Minecraft 1.21.1.
