Ignoring: Player Muting, Visual Hiding, and Click-Through Setup
A Ignoring guide. Covers Ignoring 2.1 on Minecraft 1.21.11.
Managing Blocked Players and Chat Muting
Managing unwanted server interactions is centralized within the "Ignoring Config" screen. Players maintain their roster of restricted usernames inside the "Ignored Player List", with command shortcuts to "Add player to ignore list", "Remove player from ignore list", and "List all ignored players". When encountering noisy public lobbies, users can activate "Ignore Chat" to suppress messages sent by targeted users, or enable "Ignoring Everyone" to mute all multiplayer communication across the realm. The mod also includes "Remove trailing special characters (Apply to all)" to eliminate unnecessary suffix symbols appended to chat lines.
Player Transparency and Click-Through Interaction
Visual concealment and physical obstruction handling are governed by rendering toggles. Enabling "Ignore Player Render" conceals the models of listed users, while "Ignore Tablist" hides their names from the multiplayer player list. Instead of vanishing models entirely, users can adjust "Ignored Player Transparency" using the command "Set transparency value" to render blocked players as translucent silhouettes. To prevent griefers or crowded groups from physically blocking chests, levers, or mining blocks, players can activate "Click Through Ignored Players". This setting allows targeting blocks and entities directly through ignored player models and can be toggled dynamically during play with the Toggle Click-Through Ignored hotkey.