AIO: Advanced Interface Overhaul

Advanced Interface Overhaul

Every advancement. One map.

Advanced Interface Overhaul replaces Minecraft’s Advancements screen with a single, zoomable map that shows all your advancements at once: vanilla and from other mods, with no more switching between tabs.

Features

• One unified map – all advancements on a single page, grouped into regions.
• Free zoom and panning – mouse wheel, + / – buttons or the + / – keys, and drag to move around.
• A world-like layout – Story in the center, the Nether below, the End above, Adventure on the left and Husbandry on the right.
• Connected regions – the Nether and the End are linked to their entry advancements in the Story tree.
• Old-Minecraft-style background – layers of dirt, stone, ores, deepslate and bedrock that move and grow with the map.
• Clear progress – completed and pending frames, plus colored connection lines.
• Detailed tooltips – name, description, ID and status of each advancement.
• Unlock notification – when you complete an advancement, you are told to open the map, which zooms into the new advancement and highlights it.
• Works with other mods – advancements from other mods are placed automatically in their own regions.
• Built for performance – only visible advancements are drawn, with a simplified view when zoomed out. Tested with modpacks of 200+ mods and over 1,200 advancements.
• Translated into English, Spanish and Portuguese.

How to use

Press L (the default Advancements key) or click Advancements in the game menu. That’s it. No configuration needed.

Requirements

• Minecraft 1.21.11
• Fabric Loader
• Fabric API
• Client-side only (it does not need to be installed on the server)

Planned

Ideas for future versions include a world cross-section background, fog over undiscovered regions, per-region statistics, sounds and animations, and an API so other mods can add their own regions. These are plans, not promises.

Notes

All Rights Reserved. If you want to include this mod in a modpack, please contact the author first.