More Hitboxes Mod FAQ

More Hitboxes Mod is a library mod, meaning it doesn't add content by itself—it only works when other mods use it to create mobs with multiple hitboxes. You'll need to install mods that are built to use More Hitboxes in order to see its features in action.

Enable the hitbox debug visualization using the debug hotkey (usually toggled with a keybind in your mod settings). This will show colored outlines around each hitbox on a mob so you can see exactly where to aim.

Yes, if a mod has set up attack boxes on specific body parts. Hitting a mob's head, legs, or body may trigger different effects depending on how the mod creator configured those hitboxes, but this depends entirely on the mod using More Hitboxes.

More Hitboxes Mod has minimal performance impact on its own since it's just a library. Performance depends on how many mobs with multiple hitboxes are loaded at once—more complex mobs with many hitboxes will use more resources than vanilla mobs.

Yes, More Hitboxes is designed to work with GeckoLib, allowing hitboxes to move and rotate along with animated body parts. Mods that use both GeckoLib and More Hitboxes will have hitboxes that follow the animation smoothly.

More Hitboxes only affects mobs that are specifically built to use it. Other mob-adding mods will work fine alongside it, but their mobs will continue to use single hitboxes unless they're designed to support More Hitboxes.

The Blockbench plugin is a tool for modders to design and position multiple hitboxes on custom mobs visually within Blockbench, rather than coding them manually. As a player, you don't need to use it directly.

That depends on how the mod using More Hitboxes has configured it. Some mods may make certain body parts take more or less knockback, or deal different damage, but More Hitboxes itself just provides the framework—the behavior is up to each mod.

Yes, More Hitboxes works in multiplayer as long as all players have the mod installed. The server doesn't need it, but clients do in order to see and interact with the multiple hitboxes correctly.

Yes, you can toggle the debug hitbox visualization on and off using the keybind in your mod settings, or disable it entirely if you prefer not to see the outlines during normal gameplay.