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Orestige Client Mod FAQ
10 questions players actually ask, answered.
How do I open the Orestige menu?
Press Right Shift to open the main ClickGUI menu. The right panel shows module groups (Crystal, Sword, Mace, etc.) and the left panel displays all available tools in your selected group.
Why aren't my combat modules showing up for the weapon I'm holding?
Orestige organizes modules by weapon type—make sure you're holding the correct weapon (sword, mace, spear, etc.) and check that the matching module group is selected in the right panel. If modules still don't appear, verify they're enabled in that group's settings.
How do I set up different profiles for different servers or playstyles?
Use the Profile Manager to save your current module configuration as a named profile, then swap between profiles instantly without reconfiguring each tool. This is useful for keeping crystal PvP settings separate from sword-focused loadouts.
Can I bind totem auto-swap to a specific key instead of having it always on?
Yes—right-click on the Totem Auto-Swap module to open its settings, where you can assign a keybind to toggle it on and off, or adjust when it triggers during combat.
What's the difference between crystal placement and anchor macros?
Crystal placement automates hitting crystals for damage output, while anchor macros handle respawn anchor placement and activation—the mod includes double anchor macros to safely manage multiple anchors in quick succession.
Does ESP work through all blocks or just certain ones?
ESP highlights players and storage blocks through walls, but the exact block penetration depends on your ESP module settings—you can adjust visibility and rendering distance by right-clicking the ESP tool and tweaking its sliders.
How do I remove the screen bounce effect during combat?
Look for the screen bounce or camera shake removal option in the Render module group, enable it, and your view will stay steady during fast-paced fights without the distracting bounce animation.
Can I use freecam while my character stays in place?
Yes—enable the freecam module from the Movement & Utility group, and you'll be able to look around freely without your character moving, which is useful for scouting or positioning awareness.
What should I do if the mod causes lag or FPS drops?
Disable non-essential modules like ESP or render features, reduce the target HUD update frequency in settings, and check the FPS counter on your HUD to identify which tools are impacting performance most. The panic button can also instantly replace the client file with an optimization version if needed.
How do I find a specific tool if I don't remember which module group it's in?
Use the search box at the bottom of the ClickGUI menu and type the tool's name—it will filter and highlight matching tools across all groups, so you don't have to dig through every category.