Using Combat and HUD Features in Evoker UI Pack

The Evoker UI Pack replaces several standard Minecraft Bedrock interface elements with combat-focused and survival overlays. Knowing how to read and use these active elements helps you track your inputs, orientation, and targeting during fast-paced gameplay.

Tracking Inputs and Status

Once you are in a world with your HUD mods toggled on via the F8 control, you can monitor four core overlays:

• Keystrokes and CPS Counter: Watch the Keystrokes overlay to verify your movement inputs in real time, and check the CPS (Clicks Per Second) Counter while attacking to measure your clicking speed.
• Status Display: Keep an eye on the Status HUD to monitor your current character states without opening your inventory screen.
• Compass HUD: Use the on-screen Compass HUD to track your directional heading while exploring, saving an inventory slot that would otherwise go to a vanilla compass.

Aiming with the Custom Hitbox

For combat and precise block or entity targeting, the pack includes an easy-to-aim Hitbox feature. As you look at targets in your world, rely on this modified visual indicator to line up melee hits and projectile shots more clearly than with the default interface.

Custom Paper Doll and Audio

Look at the Paper Doll display on your screen to see your character model outfitted with custom Vex Wings and an Evoker Paper Doll style. Additionally, you can access the pack's built-in Music Mods through the client interface to control background audio while you play.