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Take Care uses SpongePowered Mixin to inject additional settings and behaviour directly into Meteor Client’s existing Tracers module. Just like the ESP Enhancements, there is no separate module to enable — open Tracers in Meteor’s module list and the two new settings are already present among the built-in ones.

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New Settings

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only-show-tamed
boolean
default:"true"
When enabled, Tracers will only draw lines to tamed animals that you own. Any OwnableEntity whose owner UUID does not match the local player — such as another player’s wolf or cat — is ignored entirely, preventing your screen from filling up with tracer lines to animals you do not own. Disable this to restore Meteor’s default behaviour and draw lines to all tamed animals.
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tamed-animals-color
color
The colour used for tracer lines drawn to your tamed animals. Defaults to a semi-transparent green (rgba(0, 178, 92, 127)), giving a subtle but distinct visual separation from other traced entities. You can set any colour and opacity value here.
tamed-animals-color is only visible in the settings panel when Meteor’s Tracers distance colour mode is turned off. When distance-based colouring is active, lines are coloured by proximity and this setting is hidden until distance mode is disabled.

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How it works

MixinTracers targets meteordevelopment.meteorclient.systems.modules.render.Tracers at the TAIL of its constructor, injecting both settings at initialisation time. Two additional @Inject points then hook the existing Tracers pipeline:

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Filtering — shouldBeIgnored

After Meteor evaluates whether to ignore an entity for tracing, Take Care checks ownership. If only-show-tamed is active and the entity is an OwnableEntity whose owner reference is either absent or belongs to a different player, the callback return value is overridden to true, causing Tracers to skip that entity entirely.
MixinTracers.java
@Inject(method = "shouldBeIgnored", at = @At("RETURN"), cancellable = true)
private void onShouldBeIgnored(Entity entity, CallbackInfoReturnable<Boolean> cir) {
    if (cir.getReturnValueZ()) return;
    if (!onlyShowTamed.get()) return;

    if (entity instanceof OwnableEntity owned) {
        EntityReference<LivingEntity> ownerRef = owned.getOwnerReference();
        if (ownerRef == null || !ownerRef.getUUID().equals(Minecraft.getInstance().player.getUUID())) {
            cir.setReturnValue(true);
        }
    }
}

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Colouring — getEntityColor

After Meteor resolves the colour for a tracer line, Take Care intercepts the result for any owned entity. If the entity is an OwnableEntity with a non-null owner and distance-based colouring is disabled, the return value is replaced with a new Color built from tamedAnimalsColor.
MixinTracers.java
@Inject(method = "getEntityColor", at = @At("RETURN"), cancellable = true)
private void onGetEntityColor(Entity entity, CallbackInfoReturnable<Color> cir) {
    if (!(entity instanceof OwnableEntity owned) || owned.getOwnerReference() == null) return;
    if (((Tracers)(Object)this).distance.get()) return;

    cir.setReturnValue(new Color(tamedAnimalsColor.get()));
}
  • ESP Enhancements — the same tamed-animal filter and colour injection applied to Meteor’s ESP module.
  • Parrot Deadener — another Take Care feature focused on protecting tamed animals.
  • Asset Protection — broader protection for your in-game assets.

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