Collision Fix Mod FAQ

Open the mod's config screen from the Mods list in-game or edit its config file directly. The main options are the entity push toggle and the per-server enable list.

Turn off entity pushing in the config so client-side collision checks against mobs are skipped. You can also whitelist only the entities you still want to be pushed by.

Yes, add that server to the mod's server list in the config. When the list is used, the mod only applies its changes while you're connected to those servers.

It runs client-side, so it changes how your game handles collisions without the server needing the mod. Server-side anti-cheat or movement checks may still flag unusual movement.

Disabling client-side collision checks means your client no longer predicts pushes and bumps the same way, so movement can feel off. Re-enable specific entity types or turn the mod off for that server to compare.

Check that the mod is enabled for your current server and that the relevant entity or push option is actually toggled on. If the server list is active and your server isn't in it, the mod stays inactive.

It reduces client-side collision work, which mainly helps when many entities or fast movement are involved. Gains vary by setup, so test with the mod on and off in the same situation.

Mods that rely on client-side collision or push behavior, such as some combat or movement mods, may behave differently. If something breaks, disable the mod for that server or turn off entity pushing.

Yes, the config lets you select which entity types can still push you. Everything not selected has its client-side push collision skipped.

No, it's a client-side mod and works without being installed on the server. Just be aware that server-side movement validation can still reject positions your client predicts.