Click Crystals Mod FAQ

Press the mod's menu key in-game; it's set in Options > Controls under the Click Crystals category, where you can also rebind it. From the menu you can switch modules on and off and adjust their settings.

Start with the item-swapping modules that match what you already do, such as swapping to crystals or obsidian when you click. Turn them on one at a time so you can see what each does before stacking several.

No. It works as a quick hotkey for your inventory slots, and every action still needs a real mouse click from you. It speeds up item switching but doesn't attack or place things for you.

The most common cause is that the item the module swaps to isn't in your hotbar. Check that the right items are in hotbar slots, that you're actually clicking, and that you aren't in a screen like a chest or chat. Also check that another module or keybind isn't conflicting with it.

Yes. The mod acts as a hotkey for your hotbar slots, so keep your crystals, obsidian and other key items there. A consistent hotbar layout makes the swaps feel smooth.

CCS is the mod's built-in scripting system. You write simple text commands, either in-game or in a script file, to create your own modules, such as custom item-swap behavior. Start with a tiny script that does one swap, then build up from there.

Scripts go in the mod's own folder inside your Minecraft game directory, which the mod creates on first launch. Look for the Click Crystals folder and its scripts subfolder. After adding or editing a file, reload scripts or restart the game so the changes are picked up.

Check each command for typos and make sure your module is defined and then enabled in the menu. Cut the script down to one simple action to confirm that part works, then add lines back one at a time.

The mod runs on your client, but servers set their own rules on mods that help in PvP. Check the server's rules before using it. The mod doesn't automate clicks, but that decision is up to the server.

It's lightweight, and you can reduce its load further by turning off modules you don't use. Conflicts usually come from other mods that also change hotkeys, item swapping or keybinds. If something breaks, disable the other mod's feature or rebind the key.