DonutSMP Streamer Utilitys

DonutSMP Streamer Utility

DonutSMP Streamer Utility is a client-side Fabric mod that adds an on-screen payment queue, a starting-balance and earnings goal tracker, a live bidding overlay, an earnings tracker with graphs, and a customizable info display for Minecraft streamers. Each element is shown as a movable, resizable, color-configurable box on your HUD, and everything is controlled from one neon-style in-game menu.

What It Does

This mod adds five independent HUD overlays for streaming:

Payment Queue (Anti Gamble Skip): Reads chat messages using configurable patterns to detect payments, and shows who is first in line with their skin head and the amount they paid. The queue advances when you flick a lever (the number of flicks is configurable) or click a note block, or manually with a keybind or /dq next. You can bind it to one specific lever, set a minimum payment, blacklist players, and pause lever skipping with a keybind.
Starting Balance / Goal Tracker: Captures your balance from a /bal reply and tracks earnings against a goal you set. The value updates automatically as earn and spend messages appear in chat. When the goal is reached, the mod shows a celebration message and plays a sound. It also detects order-style purchases that show no price in chat and asks for a /bal to work out the cost.
Bidding Box: Runs timed bidding rounds with a countdown ring, tracks the current highest bidder and amount, supports a minimum bid and a blacklist of players to ignore, and announces a winner when the round ends.
Earnings Box: Tracks how much each player has paid you and shows the top earners in a box. The menu's Earnings page also has a Stats view with a large line graph of your gains or your balance, either for today (default) or for each of the last 30 days. It also shows your best and worst days and the top 7 payers.
Info Display: Shows a small customizable overlay with your in-game name, minimum/maximum amounts, a game label, and a short line of custom text.

Every box can be shown, hidden, repositioned, resized (0.5x–3.0x) and recolored independently, and each has its own settings page. Chat messages from the mod can be turned off per feature.

How to Use It

Press Right Shift (rebindable in Controls) to open the streamer menu. It has a page for each feature, plus a main page with quick toggles. From there you can enable or disable each box, pick it up and drop it where you want it on screen, set its color and size, and change related options such as the goal amount, bidding time and minimum, blacklists, and the info display text. If Mod Menu is installed, the same menu opens from the Mods list.

There are also optional hotkeys, unbound by default except the menu key, for toggling lever skip and for skipping straight to the next person in the queue. Everything can be controlled with commands too: /dq, /queue, /start_bal, /bidding and /earnings.

Why Use It

Streamers running paid queues, donation-based bidding rounds, or earnings goals on stream usually have to track this information manually or with separate external tools. This mod keeps all of it visible directly in-game as configurable overlays, updating automatically from in-game chat activity, so it can be captured cleanly by a capture card or screen recorder without alt-tabbing to another program. Your earnings history is saved between sessions, so you can look back at how each stream went.

Requirements

Fabric Loader
Fabric API
Minecraft
Java (the version your Minecraft version requires)
Client-side only; no installation required on the server
Mod Menu is recommended, though not required, for easier access to settings

Installation

Install Fabric Loader for Minecraft.
Install Fabric API.
Place this mod's file into your mods folder.
Optionally install Mod Menu for access to the menu from the Mods list.
Join a world and press Right Shift to open the menu.

Notes

This mod is built around DonutSMP-style streaming workflows, particularly its chat-based earnings and spending detection. It does not modify server-side gameplay, requires no server-side installation, and can be used on any server, though the chat-parsing features are tuned for DonutSMP-style messages and may need pattern adjustments elsewhere. Settings are saved to the config folder.