Carpet Crit Fix Mod FAQ

Spawn a fake player using Carpet mod commands, then have it attack while jumping or falling—the Crit Fix Mod automatically enables critical hits during these actions. Make sure the fake player has a weapon and a clear line of sight to the target.

Yes, Carpet Crit Fix Mod is a patch for Carpet mod, so you must have Carpet installed first. The mod won't function without the base Carpet mod present.

Check that your fake player is actually jumping or falling when it attacks—critical damage only triggers during these actions, just like normal player combat. Also verify the fake player has a weapon equipped and line of sight to the target.

Yes, fake players with critical hits are useful for automating mob farms, especially for dealing with tougher mobs that benefit from extra damage. Set up your fake player to attack mobs while positioned on platforms that allow jumping or falling attacks.

No, this mod only affects fake players spawned by Carpet mod. Your own combat mechanics remain unchanged.

Vanilla Carpet's fake players cannot land critical hits properly. This mod patches that bug so fake players can deal critical damage when jumping and falling, matching normal combat rules.

No, the mod works automatically once installed—fake players will perform critical hits without any additional setup or configuration needed.

The mod is lightweight and only affects fake player behavior, so it shouldn't cause noticeable performance problems. Performance depends more on how many fake players you're running simultaneously.

Yes, fake players can deal critical damage to any entity, including other fake players, when jumping or falling during attacks.

Yes, fake players can use enchanted weapons, and the critical damage will stack with enchantment effects like Sharpness for increased damage output.