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## VisualDataSize 1.3.1 - Updated to Minecraft 26.3 - Updated Fabric Loader and Fabric API for 26.3 - Added slot data size display - Added an option to show or hide the tag count - Added optional Mod Menu configuration - Improved item data serialization and size calculation - Improved support for custom data components and container items - Fixed tooltip crashes - Fixed tooltip formatting to better match vanilla advanced tooltips - Added cleaner configuration handling - Added a new mod icon

## Key Features - **Exact Data Measurement:** Measures the precise serialized data size of any item or full stack in Bytes (B), Kibibytes (KiB), or Mebibytes (MiB). - **Structural Tag Counter:** Recursively counts tags and nested data stored inside an item, including complex items such as filled Shulker Boxes, books, and modded items with custom data. - **Live In-Game Commands:** Toggle the display and change the format directly in chat using simple client-side commands with Tab completion. - **100% Client-Side:** Runs entirely on your client. No server-side installation or admin permissions are required, so it works on multiplayer servers and in singleplayer. - **Vanilla-Style Tooltip:** Displays the additional information using the same simple dark-gray style as Minecraft's advanced tooltip data. - **No Cache:** The current ItemStack is measured again when needed, so changes to item data are reflected immediately. - **Custom Item Support:** Persistent data from modded items and custom data components is included in the measurement. - **Container Support:** Nested item data, such as the contents of Shulker Boxes, is included in the serialized size. ## Chat Commands Use `/visualdatasize` to configure the mod. All commands support Tab completion. - `/visualdatasize toggle` — Turns the tooltip display **ON** or **OFF**. - `/visualdatasize format smart` — Automatically chooses a readable size unit. - `/visualdatasize format bytes` — Shows the exact size in **Bytes**. - `/visualdatasize format kib` — Shows the size in **KiB**. - `/visualdatasize format mib` — Shows the size in **MiB**. - `/visualdatasize format bits` — Shows the size in **Bits**.