With LiquidBounce for Minecraft 26.3, configs and add-ons both live in the marketplace.
Themes, scripts and add-ons
| Type | What it does |
|---|---|
| Theme | Changes how the menus, ClickGUI and HUD look |
| Script | Small JavaScript extension that adds modules or commands. Now needs the ScriptAPI add-on |
| Add-on | Bigger package built the same way as LiquidBounce. Adds modules, commands, HUD elements and ClickGUI categories, and can even replace the browser used for menus |
Installing add-ons
The easiest way is LiquidLauncher 0.7.0+. Open Settings → Client, click Browse next to Add-ons and install what you want. Themes and scripts from the marketplace show up there too.
The launcher installs the add-on version that fits the Minecraft version you launch. An add-on that hasn't been updated yet stays disabled until a compatible version is out. In chat, use .marketplace subscribe Extras, .addon list and .marketplace unsubscribe. The launcher and the client share one subscription list, and add-ons load when the game starts, so restart after installing one.
| Add-on | What it adds |
|---|---|
| Extras | Extra modules like AutoShearer, AutoSign and LightOverlay |
| ScriptAPI | Script support |
| Ultralight and Wry | Other browsers for the menus, compared here |
An add-on can do anything LiquidBounce can, so only install add-ons from sources you trust. Our team reviews marketplace uploads, except those from publishers we already trust.
If you know Kotlin or Java, start your own with the add-on template and the Add-on API documentation. Publish a GitHub release and it gets uploaded to the marketplace.
Community configs
Anyone with a LiquidBounce account can publish configs now. The ones our team picks are marked Featured and shown first, and AutoConfig only uses those by default.
| Command | What it does |
|---|---|
| .config list or .config search | Find configs |
| .config load | Load one, or only part of it, like its KillAura settings |
| .config report works or broken | Say whether it works. Reports decide which configs show up first |
| .config revert | Go back to the config as you loaded it |
| .config restore | Get back your settings from before you loaded it |
| .config publish new | Publish your current settings |
More in the config guide and the add-on guide. Tell us what you think on Discord.