Showing Block and Entity Details in WTHIT

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Beyond naming your target, WTHIT can spell out what a block or creature is actually holding and doing, turning the tooltip into a quick inspection tool. Each detail is a separate switch, so you can show only the facts you care about and leave the panel uncluttered.

Details for blocks

Point at a block and, with the matching options enabled, the panel can add:

Show Block Position prints the exact coordinates of the block you are looking at, which is handy for lining up builds or noting a spot to return to.
Show Block Item Contents lists what is stored inside a container without opening it, so you can read a chest or a machine's inventory at a glance.
Show Block Fluid Contents does the same for tanks, reporting the liquid held inside.
Show Block Crafting Progress reveals how far along a working block is with whatever it is processing.
Show Infested Block as Regular Block hides the tell-tale marking on infested stone so it reads like the ordinary block it imitates.

Details for entities

The equivalent switches apply to creatures and other entities:

Show Entity Position gives the coordinates of the entity in your crosshair.
Show Entity Item Contents and Show Entity Fluid Contents expose what a storage entity is carrying, the same way the block versions do.
Show Entity Energy reports the power reserve of an entity that stores it.
Show Entity Crafting Progress shows how far along any crafting that entity is performing has advanced.

Working with these switches

Because the block and entity options are independent, a common habit is to leave positions and contents on for building and automation, then turn them off for exploration when you only want names. Add-ons can extend what appears here, and a few readouts depend on the block or entity actually storing that kind of data, so a plain vanilla block will simply show fewer lines than a full machine. Everything is grounded in what the target itself reports, so the panel stays accurate as you change dimensions, versions, or modpacks.