Grizzly Client Mod FAQ

Open the mod menu (default keybind varies by setup) and you'll see a list of available modules. Click or toggle any module to activate it—active modules will be highlighted and appear on your HUD if you have that enabled.

Silent Aura automatically targets and attacks nearby enemies without visibly turning your head toward them, while Aim Assist helps you aim at targets more accurately when you attack manually. Use Silent Aura for passive combat and Aim Assist when you want more control.

Make sure you have building blocks in your hotbar, enable the Scaffold module, and position yourself at the edge of a surface. The module will automatically place blocks beneath you as you move forward—adjust the module's settings if it's placing blocks too slowly or too aggressively.

This mod is designed for PvP and utility, but many servers ban it or modules within it. Check your server's rules before using Grizzly Client—some servers allow certain modules while blocking others like flight or auto-build features.

Go to the mod's configuration menu, find the server configs section, and select the server you play on from the list. The mod will automatically load optimized settings for that server's rules and playstyle.

Having many modules active at once can impact performance. Try disabling modules you don't actively use, lower your HUD display options, or reduce the frequency of background processes like auto-steal or bridge building.

The HUD shows your active modules, current target information, and block counts. You can customize which elements appear, their position, size, and color through the HUD configuration menu in the mod settings.

Most combat modules have a 'players only' or 'mobs' toggle in their settings. Enable the players-only option to prevent the mod from targeting passive or hostile mobs, or disable the combat module entirely when you're not PvPing.

Compatibility depends on the other mod—some utility mods work fine together, but running multiple PvP-focused clients can cause conflicts or unpredictable behavior. Test carefully and check community reports before combining mods.

Look for a 'Reset to Default' or 'Load Default Config' option in the mod's settings menu, or delete the mod's configuration file and restart Minecraft to restore factory settings.