LuneX Client Mod FAQ

Press Right Shift to open the ClickGUI menu. You'll see all your modules organized into categories like Combat, Render, Visuals, Miscellaneous, and Client modules that you can toggle on or off.

Left-click toggles a module on or off (you'll see a green indicator when it's active). Right-click opens that module's settings menu where you can adjust how it behaves.

Enable Storage ESP and Block ESP from the Render modules category—these will highlight chests and other storage blocks through walls so you can spot hidden stashes. You can also use Chunk Finder to scan for suspicious patterns.

Use Auto Totem to automatically consume totems when you take heavy damage, Auto Crystal to place crystals quickly, Aim Assist to lock onto opponents, and Hitbox to expand the area where your hits register. Triggerbot can also speed up your attack timing.

Enable Ghost Client mode to hide your extra tools from other players' view. Additionally, use Name Protect and Skin Protect to mask your identity, and avoid using obviously suspicious modules like extreme Fullbright settings that would be visible to spectators.

The On-Screen Radar displays nearby players and mobs around your location in real-time. It appears on your HUD by default and helps you track enemy positions during fights or detect if someone is approaching your base.

Yes—access the HUD module settings by right-clicking it in the Client modules category. You can toggle elements like your coordinate display, radar, and other overlays on or off to suit your playstyle.

The mod includes Ghost Client tools designed to avoid detection, but anti-cheat effectiveness varies by server. Always check your server's rules before using the mod, as some servers explicitly ban client mods regardless of stealth features.

Modules like Player ESP, Storage ESP, and Fullbright can be demanding on performance, especially on servers with many players or loaded chunks. Try disabling non-essential render modules or lowering your render distance to improve FPS.

Enable both modules from the Combat category, then right-click each to adjust settings like activation range and priority. Make sure you have totems and crystals in your inventory—the mod will automatically use them when conditions are met during combat.