Celeste Client Mod FAQ

Press the menu keybind (default is usually a configurable key in your controls settings) to open the searchable module menu. From there you can toggle individual combat tools like Aim Assist, Trigger Bot, and W-Tap on or off.

Aim Assist guides your crosshair toward nearby targets to help you track them, while Trigger Bot automatically attacks the moment an opponent enters your crosshair. You can use both together for improved accuracy and reaction speed.

W-Tap resets your sprint during attack exchanges to maintain momentum, while Jump Reset times a normal jump right after you take knockback to regain positioning. Chain them by W-Tapping into your opponent, taking their hit, then using Jump Reset to escape or counter.

Enable Shield Break when fighting opponents holding shields; the mod automatically switches you to an axe when you hit a raised shield, letting you break it faster without manual swaps.

Breach Swap switches to a mace for valid attacks against certain targets or situations, but it only functions when the conditions for a mace attack are met—it won't swap if a mace isn't applicable.

Anti-Miss prevents empty swings by stopping your attack if no target is in range, saving durability and keeping your timing clean during fights where targets move unpredictably.

Yes, you can edit screen overlays to position fight stats and information where you want them on your screen, making it easier to track targets and vital data during crystal fights or PvP.

Yes, the Media readout displays your currently playing music tracks in-game, so you can see what's playing without leaving the game or opening another window.

The mod is designed to be lightweight, but performance depends on your system and how many modules you have active; disable modules you don't use to minimize any impact.

The mod is built for PvP combat scenarios, so it's most useful on multiplayer servers during player battles and crystal fights, though you can toggle modules in any world.