BetterPieChart+
A movable, resizable, always-live version of Minecraft's F3 debug pie chart.
Vanilla only updates the profiler pie chart while the F3 debug screen is open, and it only shows one section at a time. BetterPieChart+ keeps the profiler running continuously and puts it in draggable boxes you can leave on screen while you play — handy for spotting which block entities, entities, or render steps are eating your frame or tick time.
Features Always live — the chart refreshes on its own; no more opening and closing F3 to get fresh numbers. Two independent boxes — the pie and the legend are separate. Move, resize, and toggle each one on its own, so you can have a readable legend without a giant pie (or hide the pie entirely and keep just the legend). Menu-driven navigation — click a section to drill in, or jump straight back to your home view. No number-key memorization. Filter — hide sections you don't care about. Inside the block-entities view you can pick from every block-entity type the game knows, not just the ones currently ticking, so you can pre-hide vaults, spawners, or anything else. Rolling measurement window — percentages reflect the last moment of activity rather than a lifetime average, so a lag spike from one busy chunk actually shows up, and removing something makes it drop off. Sorting — alphabetical (stable, rows stay put) or largest-first. Stream-safe — never renders coordinates, by design and with no toggle to turn that off. Resolution-aware — everything scales with your GUI scale, including extreme settings. Configurable hotkeys — toggle everything, open the menu, or toggle just the pie. Requirements Minecraft 26.2 Fabric Loader 0.19.3+ Fabric API Client-side only — works on vanilla servers with nothing installed server-side. Note on other clients
BetterPieChart+ is built for Fabric. Some modified clients and mods (for example, ones that also hook the profiler) draw their own copy of the vanilla chart whenever the profiler is collecting; on those you may see a second chart alongside this one. Everything else works normally there — this only affects the duplicate vanilla chart.
