Using the Crosshair Bobbing Mod on Multiplayer Servers

Joining Vanilla and Modded Servers

The mod operates entirely on the client side of your Minecraft installation. Because it only changes the visual rendering of the HUD reticle on your local screen, multiplayer servers do not need to install the mod or support custom plugins.

1. Launch your client with the mod active.

2. Navigate to the Multiplayer menu and join your desired server.

3. You will connect normally without receiving server rejection messages or incompatibility warnings.

Multiplayer Safety and Hitbox Integrity

A common concern with visual HUD mods in multiplayer environments is whether they alter combat fairness or trigger anti-cheat protections.

• No Hitbox Alterations: The mod leaves all entity hitboxes and block interaction boundaries completely untouched.
• Vanilla Mechanics: Your weapon reach, attack timing, and block selection ranges remain completely vanilla.
• Fair Play: The swing nudge and walking sway are purely graphical indicators rendered locally on your screen. The interaction data sent to the server remains completely identical to an unmodded client.