MultiActions
MultiActions removes Minecraft's restriction that prevents you from performing two conflicting actions simultaneously. In vanilla Minecraft, for example, you cannot place a block while breaking another, attack while using an item, or break a block while using an item — the game simply ignores one of the inputs. With this module enabled, the selected combinations are all allowed to happen at the same time, letting you act faster and more fluidly in combat and building situations.
You can pick and choose which action combinations to unlock using the Actions multi-select setting. All three are enabled by default when the module is on, but you can disable any that you don't need or that cause issues on a particular server's anti-cheat. This module pairs well with FastPlace, FastBreak, and KillAura, since those modules can better exploit the freed-up action slots.
Note that enabling simultaneous actions sends packets that vanilla clients would never send, which may be flagged by server-side anti-cheat plugins. Use with care on servers where such detections are active.
Category: Exploit Enabled by default: No
Settings
| Setting | Type | Default | Range | Description |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Actions | Multi-Select | PlacingWhileBreaking, AttackingWhileUsing, BreakingWhileUsing | PlacingWhileBreaking, AttackingWhileUsing, BreakingWhileUsing | Choose which simultaneous action combinations to allow. PlacingWhileBreaking lets you place blocks while actively mining another. AttackingWhileUsing lets you hit entities while using an item (e.g. eating, drawing a bow). BreakingWhileUsing lets you mine blocks while an item is in use. |
Last updated: 2026-06-08 — Based on source code