Akat Zuma Tool FAQ

Hold right click while holding a Coin to charge it up—you'll see energy particles gather around you. Release right click when fully charged to fire a piercing beam at your target. The beam travels up to 50 blocks and deals 20 damage on impact.

Colorful Coin is the upgraded version with 256 durability, higher damage (40 vs 20), longer range (60 vs 50 blocks), the ability to break terrain blocks, and support for enchantments. Regular Coins are consumable and have no durability.

Right click on any solid block while holding a Fly Sword to spawn two autonomous homing swords. These swords will automatically hunt down and attack nearby hostile mobs, leaving glowing trail effects as they move.

No—the Fly Swords automatically target and chase hostile mobs within their search range. You can adjust the search range in the configuration file to make them more or less aggressive.

Open the config file at config/Akatzumatool/akatzumatool.toml and toggle the terrain destruction setting to off. If you're using FTB Chunks, the mod respects land claims automatically.

Yes—maids can equip and fire Coin weapons to shoot railgun attacks without any extra setup required. They'll use the weapons autonomously during combat.

The GPU particle system supports up to 100,000 particles, which you'll see during charging rings, meteor bursts, and large impact explosions. This is handled by your graphics card, not your CPU.

The mod uses GPU-accelerated particles and real-time lighting, so performance depends on your graphics card rather than CPU. If you experience lag, try reducing particle count or disabling bloom effects in the config.

Edit the damage values in config/Akatzumatool/akatzumatool.toml for both Coin and Colorful Coin. You can also apply enchantments to the Colorful Coin to boost its effectiveness further.

Regular Coins reach up to 50 blocks, while Colorful Coins extend to 60 blocks. You can adjust these values in the configuration file if needed.