Movement In GUI Mod FAQ

Once the mod is installed, simply open any GUI (crafting table, chest, inventory) and use your normal movement keys—you'll move in the world while the GUI stays open. No special keybind or activation needed; it works automatically.

Yes, you can move while any GUI is open, including combat scenarios. However, attacking requires closing the GUI or using a mod-compatible combat system; the mod only handles movement input while GUIs are active.

The mod works with most standard GUIs like chests, crafting tables, furnaces, and your inventory. Some mod GUIs or heavily customized interfaces may not be compatible depending on how they're coded.

Movement In GUI Mod is lightweight and doesn't significantly impact performance. It simply allows input to pass through to the world while a GUI is rendered, so performance depends more on your overall mod setup.

Yes—the GUI remains visible and interactive, but you can see the world behind it and your character moves normally, giving you situational awareness while organizing items or crafting.

You'll take damage or fall just like normal—the mod doesn't add any safety features. You're responsible for watching your surroundings while multitasking, so stay aware of terrain and hazards.

Yes, the mod works on servers, but the server must allow client-side mods or have the mod installed server-side. Check your server's mod policy before using it to avoid kicks or bans.

The mod doesn't have built-in toggles for individual GUIs, but you can close the GUI temporarily by pressing the default key (usually E or I) if you need to stop moving and focus on the interface.

Most mods coexist fine, but GUI-heavy mods or those that override input handling may conflict. Test your mod combination and check mod compatibility lists if you experience issues.

Yes, you can press multiple movement keys at once (like W+D) to move diagonally while any GUI is open, just as you would with the GUI closed.