Dark Client FAQ

Make sure you injected the client after reaching the main menu, and that the injection completed without errors. If the menu still won't appear, try restarting your game and running the injector again as administrator.

Yes, Dark Client works on multiplayer servers, but be aware that servers with anti-cheat systems may detect and flag certain modules like combat assistance or ESP features. Use at your own risk on servers with strict rules.

Yes, you need to run the injector and click Inject each time you launch Minecraft. The injection loads the client into your current game session only.

Make sure your game is running and has reached the main menu before clicking Scan. If it still doesn't detect the game, try running the injector as administrator and ensure your game launcher is fully loaded.

Yes, Dark Client automatically saves your keybinds, active modules, and menu layout so you don't have to reconfigure everything when you restart the game.

Yes, the mod uses a smart mapping system that adapts to different game versions automatically, so you can use it across multiple versions without manual configuration.

Dark Client is designed to run efficiently alongside your game, but enabling many render modules at once (like ESP and fullbright) may impact performance depending on your hardware. Disable modules you aren't actively using to maintain smooth gameplay.

The knockback module stops you from being pushed by hits during combat, while the fall damage module prevents health loss from falling—they work independently and can both be enabled at the same time.

The menu automatically stays hidden until you press Right Shift to open it. Once you close it, your screen returns to normal gameplay view.

No, you only need the injector to load the client into your game. Once injection is complete, you can close the injector and play normally—the client stays active in your game session.