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Always Sprint Mod FAQ
10 questions players actually ask, answered.
Does Always Sprint work in water and when flying?
No, the mod only applies to normal ground sprinting. You'll move at regular speed in water and when using creative flight or elytra, just like vanilla Minecraft.
Will I starve faster with this mod on?
Yes, sprinting drains hunger faster than walking, so you'll need to eat more frequently. See the guide on managing hunger drain for strategies to sustain yourself.
Can I turn off Always Sprint for specific situations?
Yes, you can disable the mod's effect temporarily or in certain scenarios. Check the guide on disabling Always Sprint in specific situations for methods like sneaking or using commands.
Does this mod work with other movement mods?
Most movement mods are compatible, but conflicts can occur if another mod also modifies sprint behavior. Test your mod combination and report issues if sprinting behaves unexpectedly.
Why am I still walking sometimes even with Always Sprint installed?
You might be sneaking (holding shift), which overrides sprint, or the mod didn't load correctly. Check that the mod is enabled in your mod loader and that you're not holding the sneak key.
Does Always Sprint affect my jump distance?
Yes, sprinting increases jump distance in vanilla Minecraft, so you'll jump farther automatically with this mod enabled.
Can I use Always Sprint on multiplayer servers?
Most servers allow client-side mods like this one, but some anti-cheat systems might flag it. Check your server's mod policy before using it on multiplayer.
What's the best way to use Always Sprint for exploring?
Always Sprint is ideal for covering large distances quickly, but bring extra food since hunger drains faster. See the exploration guide for tips on efficient travel routes and resource management.
Does this mod work in the Nether and End?
Yes, Always Sprint works in all dimensions and applies the same sprinting behavior everywhere.
Will Always Sprint cause lag or performance issues?
No, this is a lightweight mod that simply changes your movement state and shouldn't impact performance noticeably.