Viewmodel Changer Mod FAQ
10 questions players actually ask, answered.
How do I open the viewmodel settings?
Press the BACKSLASH key (\) to open the Viewmodel Changer GUI. If this key is already bound to another action, you can rebind it in your controls settings.
What's the difference between sliders and toggles?
Sliders let you adjust continuous values like position and scale by clicking specific spots or using the mouse wheel. Toggles are on/off switches that enable or disable individual features with a single click.
Can I save multiple viewmodel presets?
Yes, the mod allows you to save and load different viewmodel configurations so you can quickly switch between setups for PvP, building, or other playstyles.
How do I reset my viewmodel to default?
Open the GUI and look for a reset button or option to restore all settings to their default values. This will undo all your customizations at once.
Does this mod work in multiplayer?
Yes, viewmodel changes are client-side only, so they affect only your view and don't impact other players or require server support.
Can I adjust the viewmodel for third-person view?
This mod primarily affects first-person hand positioning and appearance; third-person camera adjustments are typically not included in its scope.
Why does my viewmodel look weird after adjusting settings?
Extreme slider values can cause visual clipping or distortion; try adjusting values more gradually or resetting to default and making smaller changes.
Does this mod affect my FPS or performance?
The mod has minimal performance impact since it only modifies how your hand model is rendered on the client side.
Can I hide my hand or viewmodel completely?
Yes, most versions include a toggle to disable the viewmodel entirely, which is useful for screenshots or specific playstyles.
Will this mod conflict with other mods that change animations or models?
Conflicts are possible with mods that heavily modify hand animations or first-person rendering; test compatibility by enabling mods one at a time if you experience issues.