Use at own risk
Auto Crit
Turns hits from the ground into critical hits, including hits from Kill Aura and Shield Break.
49 modules in v0.10.16. Each one is marked by how visible it is to a server’s anticheat, so you know what you’re risking before you turn it on.
Runs entirely on your screen. The server never receives anything unusual.
29 modulesAutomates something you could do by hand. Strict anticheats may notice the speed or precision.
19 modulesDoes something vanilla can't. Most anticheats flag it, so expect bans on protected servers.
1 moduleTurns hits from the ground into critical hits, including hits from Kill Aura and Shield Break.
Hit from further than vanilla allows, anywhere from 3 up to 6 blocks.
Aim at a blocking player and it swaps to your axe, breaks their shield, then swaps back.
Hits the best target in range the moment your attack is ready, with target filters, priority and silent rotations.
With your inventory open, just hover a totem to equip it into your offhand or a hotbar slot.
One key throws an ender pearl where you’re looking, from wherever it is in your inventory, and puts your hand back.
Places end crystals next to the nearest enemy and breaks them, with optional auto obsidian and anti-suicide.
Each press of its keybind places an anchor, charges it with one glowstone and sets it off. Spam it for a chain.
Drops a glowstone block between you and a charged anchor so the blast misses you.
Keeps a Totem of Undying in your offhand, refilling it the moment one pops, even with chat or a chest open.
Counts the totems each player near you pops, and tells you how many it took when they die.
Boxes your feet in with obsidian so crystals can’t be placed at your level.
Keeps your elytra at firework speed. When you drop under the top speed of your last firework, it uses the next one.
One key swaps what’s on your chest: your elytra on, or your best chestplate back on.
Fly your camera anywhere while your player stays put, with everything underground loaded around it. Nothing about the camera is ever sent.
Hold a key to swing your camera around your player, straight through blocks, while you keep walking the way you were facing.
Highlight any block in the game, each in its own colour, picked from a searchable block browser.
Chests, barrels, shulkers and farm blocks, highlighted from a curated storage list.
One green box around each base below ground: chests, spawners and other player-built blocks found close together.
Marks holes dug straight down, through walls: 1 block holes and the 3 block holes a drill leaves, each in its own colour.
Other players through walls, with a box and a tag for their name, health, gear and distance.
Lights up caves and the night with a Night Vision only your own game knows about.
Hold a key to look closer, up to 12×. The view eases in and the mouse steadies while you’re zoomed.
Switches off what gets in the way: fire on your screen, the hurt shake, the totem animation, explosion clouds, and rain or fog if you like.
Draws where the pearl, arrow, trident, snowball or potion in your hand will fly, and marks where it lands.
Point at a shulker box in any inventory and see all 27 slots inside it, in place of the game’s short list.
Shows the name and count of every dropped item above it, like a mob’s name tag, and never over your hotbar.
A spinning ring at your feet every time you jump. Make it a triangle, square, hexagon or star, or a different shape each jump.
A ring of light over your head with comets, rays and sparkles. It sways as you move and flares when you’re hit. Only you see it, from third person, Freelook or Freecam.
Marks the chunk where full-grown amethyst says someone kept the area loaded. Classic counts grown clusters, Glow Scan reads their glow, and it can mark geodes that were mined out.
Flags chunks where the light changes or redstone moves below y 0, leaving out amethyst, redstone ore, torches and you, with a popup at the exact spot.
Pick any blocks. When one turns up, up to 544 blocks out, a banner drops in at the top of your screen and its edges flash, so a rare find is impossible to miss.
Marks every mob spawner with a towering beam labelled with its mob, and announces each find with a banner you can’t miss.
A popup and a ping when another player comes into range. It can leave the server for you if one gets close.
Mark places with a beam and a name, kept per server, plus the spot where you last died. Rename, move and remove them from a list in the menu.
Sends /rtp over and over, lets your finders look at each place, and stops when one of them flags something.
A Relog button in the pause menu that leaves the server and joins it again, trying again if the join is refused. Its key relogs straight away.
Mines faster, three ways: a speed multiplier, a hidden Haste effect, or finishing a block once it is 70% broken.
Changes the pause between breaking one block and starting the next. The game normally waits 5 ticks.
Switches to the fastest tool in your hotbar for the block you start mining, and back again when you stop. It leaves your hand alone in a fight.
Eats the best food in your hotbar when you get hungry, and a golden apple when your health is low. Ordinary food waits until the fight is over.
Puts on the best armour in your inventory: it fills an empty slot and swaps in a better piece.
When the stack in your hand runs low, swaps in a fuller one from your inventory.
Keys that type for you. Each macro sends its messages or commands in order, each after its own wait.
When another player comes into view it crouches, mines every spawner in reach and moves them into an ender chest.
A map of DonutSMP’s 81 regions with the ones worth digging in marked, an arrow where you are, and the region you’re in. Resize and re-mark it with chat open.
What’s playing in Spotify, with album art. Open chat to skip, pause or go back, or to drag the card. Windows only.
A card showing which of the players you watch are online, with skins, ping and join and leave chimes. It shrinks to one line when nobody is on.
Fps, ping, clock, coordinates, effects, your armour, your target and the modules that are on. Same size at every GUI scale, and its cards never overlap.
Statuses describe how common anticheats usually treat each kind of feature. They are a guide, not a guarantee: every server runs its own setup, and anticheats change. Using any client on a server that forbids it can get you banned.