Poly Sprint Mod FAQ

Press the mod's config keybind, which is unbound by default, so check your Controls settings and assign one first. You can also open it through the OneConfig menu if you have OneConfig installed.

Open the Poly Sprint config and enable the toggle sprint option, then bind a key to toggle it in-game. Once enabled, tapping the toggle key makes you sprint continuously without holding the sprint key.

Toggle sprint in Poly Sprint typically deactivates when you stop moving or sneak, which is intended behavior. If you want it to persist differently, check the config for related toggle behavior options.

Enable the option in Poly Sprint that disables W-tap sprinting, so you no longer need to double-tap forward to start sprinting. This is separate from toggle sprint and can be used together with it.

Poly Sprint is a lightweight HUD and input mod, so it generally coexists with performance mods without conflict. If you see overlapping HUD elements, adjust positions in the Poly Sprint HUD settings.

Open the HUD customization section in the config to drag, reposition, or disable individual HUD elements. You can toggle each element on or off depending on what you want displayed.

Yes, all Poly Sprint keybinds are adjustable in the Controls menu or the mod's own keybind settings. Assign a key that doesn't conflict with your other mods.

OneConfig is a config library that Poly Sprint supports for its settings screen. It's optional — the mod works without it, but installing OneConfig gives you a unified config interface and profile support.

If you use OneConfig, you can create and switch between profiles that save your Poly Sprint settings separately. This lets you keep different toggle and HUD setups for different playstyles or servers.

Poly Sprint is designed to be lightweight and shouldn't noticeably affect performance. If you experience issues, try disabling HUD elements you don't use or check for conflicts with other HUD mods.