32 custom hud element not displaying in lanthanum was fixed

[lingyunmo]

Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features
  • Thirst level is now dynamically displayed based on the player's actual thirst value.
• Bug Fixes
  • Thirst overlay will no longer render when the player is in creative mode.

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Walkthrough

The changes introduced in the ThirstHudOverlay class enhance the game's user experience by dynamically rendering the thirst overlay based on the player's actual thirst value. The update also includes a condition to prevent the overlay from appearing when the player is in creative mode.

Changes

File Path	Change Summary
.../lanthanum/client/ThirstHudOverlay.java	The onHudRender method now checks if the player is not in creative mode before rendering the thirst overlay. The static thirsty texture drawing has been replaced with a dynamic one, reflecting the player's actual thirst level.

Poem

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No more thirst in creative flight, 🎨

Only when survival's in sight. 🎮

Dynamic render, a sight to see, 👀

Reflecting thirst accurately. 💧

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