Lock On Mod FAQ

Press your Lock On keybind (default is usually a specific key you can configure) while looking at or near a mob. The mod will automatically select the nearest eligible target within range and display a visual indicator on them.

You can only lock on to mobs that are within 10 blocks away. The mod will track them beyond this range if they're already locked, but won't select new targets farther than 10 blocks.

Press Tab to cycle through nearby valid targets. Each press switches to the next available mob within range.

Press your Lock On keybind again to manually exit, or the mod will automatically exit if your target dies, leaves your line of sight, or you leave the world.

Yes, lock on works on other players just like mobs, making it useful for tracking opponents during combat. You can cycle between multiple players with Tab if they're nearby.

Yes, open your mod settings or keybind configuration menu and rebind the Lock On key to whatever you prefer.

No, your target must remain visible. If a mob moves behind a wall or block, lock on will automatically disengage.

Yes, as long as they stay within 10 blocks and remain visible, lock on will track them. Fast-moving targets may be harder to keep in view, but the mod will maintain the lock as long as line of sight is clear.

Lock on centers your view on the target, similar to Zelda's system, making it easier to track their movement and aim attacks or spells at them.

Lock On is generally lightweight and shouldn't cause noticeable performance problems, but performance depends on your system and how many mobs are nearby when you activate it.