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Client Commands

Client commands manage core client features such as modules, bindings, friends, configurations, and client settings.

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.toggle

Enable or disable a module.

Aliases: t

Usage:

.toggle <module>

Parameters:

• module (required) — The name of the module to toggle.

Example:

.toggle KillAura
.t Speed

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.bind

Bind a module to a keyboard key.

Usage:

.bind <module> <key> [action] [modifiers...]

Parameters:

• module (required) — The module to bind.
• key (required) — The key name. Common formats: r, y, left.control, right.alt, keypad.4, mouse4. Use none to unbind.
• action (optional) — The bind action: Toggle (default) or Hold.
• modifiers (optional, vararg) — Modifier keys: Alt, Control, Shift, Super.

Example:

.bind KillAura left.control
.bind fly right.alt Toggle
.bind fly y
.bind fly y Hold
.bind fly y Toggle
.bind fly keypad.4

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.binds

Manage all module key bindings.

Subcommands:

• .binds add <module> <key> [action] [modifiers...] — Add a new binding.
• .binds remove <module> <key> — Remove a binding.
• .binds list — List all current bindings.
• .binds clear — Remove all bindings.

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.help

Display a paginated list of all available commands with their aliases and descriptions.

Usage:

.help [page]

Parameters:

• page (optional) — The page number to display.

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.friend

Manage your friend list. Friends can be excluded from combat targeting.

Subcommands:

• .friend add <name> [alias] — Add a player to your friend list with an optional display alias.
• .friend remove <name> — Remove a player from your friend list.
• .friend alias <name> <alias> — Set a display alias for a friend.
• .friend list — List all friends.
• .friend clear — Remove all friends.

Example:

.friend add Steve
.friend add Steve
.friend add SenkJu "Senk Ju"
.friend remove Steve

Note: Use double quotes around arguments that contain spaces, for example .friend add SenkJu "Senk Ju".

Minecraft usernames cannot contain spaces — .friend add "Senk Ju" is not a valid username. Quotes are useful for aliases or display names when the command supports them.

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.hide

Hide or unhide modules from the GUI array list.

Subcommands:

• .hide hide <module> — Hide a module.
• .hide unhide <module> — Unhide a module.
• .hide list — List all hidden modules.
• .hide clear — Unhide all modules.

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.panic

Quickly disable all active modules or all modules in a specific category.

Usage:

.panic [category]

Parameters:

• category (optional) — all (default), nonrender, or a specific category name (e.g. combat, movement).

Example:

.panic
.panic nonrender
.panic combat

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.clear

Clears the in-game chat history.

Usage:

.clear

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.value

Get or set module settings (values).

Subcommands:

• .value set <path> <value> — Set a setting to a new value.
• .value reset <path> — Reset a single setting to its default.
• .value reset-all <path> — Reset all settings in a value group to their defaults.

Parameters:

• path — The dot-separated path to the setting (for example: modules.killaura.range, modules.aspect.ratio, or settings.commands.prefix). The path can reference module values, global settings, or other configuration paths.
• value — The new value to set.

Example:

.value set modules.killaura.range 4.5
.value set modules.aspect.ratio 2
.value set settings.commands.prefix !
.value reset modules.killaura.range
.value reset-all modules.killaura

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.config

Load and manage online configurations.

Subcommands:

• .config load <name> [modules...] — Load a configuration by name. Optionally specify which modules to load.
• .config list — List available online configurations.
• .config browse — Open the configuration browser.
• .config reload — Reload configurations from the server.

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.localconfig

Save, load, and manage local configuration files.

Subcommands:

• .localconfig save <name> — Save the current configuration to a local file.
• .localconfig load <name> [modules...] — Load a local configuration. Optionally specify which modules to load.
• .localconfig list — List all local configurations.
• .localconfig browse — Open the local config folder.

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.targets

Toggle target types for combat and visual modules.

Aliases: target, enemies, enemy

Subcommands:

• .targets combat <target> — Toggle a target type for combat modules.
• .targets visual <target> — Toggle a target type for visual modules.

Target options: Players, Hostile, Angerable, WaterCreature, Passive, Invisible, Dead, Sleeping, Friends, Self (visual only).

Example:

.targets combat Players
.targets visual Invisible

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.script

Manage client scripts.

Subcommands:

• .script reload — Reload all scripts.
• .script load <name> — Load a script by name.
• .script unload <name> — Unload a script.
• .script debug <name> — Start debug protocol for a script.
• .script list — List all loaded scripts.
• .script browse — Open the scripts folder.
• .script edit <name> — Open a script for editing.

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.debug

Collect debug information about the client and upload it to a paste service.

Usage:

.debug

Generates a report containing client version, Minecraft version, Java version, OS, profile info, active modules, and loaded scripts.

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.client

Manage core client settings and features.

Subcommands:

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.chat

Send a message to LiquidChat (built-in IRC).

Usage:

.chat <message>

Note: Requires the ClientChat global setting to be enabled and connected.

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.chatjwt

Request a new JWT authentication token from the LiquidChat server.

Usage:

.chatjwt