JaxClient

JaxClient is a client-side Fabric mod that brings together customizable PvP options, HUD enhancements, inventory helpers, and BedWars utilities. Enable only the features you want and adjust their appearance and behavior through the in-game menu.

Features

• PvP customization: Choose a custom crosshair style, size, thickness, gap, color, and dynamic behavior; customize PvP fonts, shields, and particles.
• Combat and visual indicators: Display player health, shield status, entity hitboxes, and trails for arrows, snowballs, and Ender Pearls. The combo counter increases only when you hit an entity.
• HUD tools: Add configurable coordinates, FPS, TPS, and inventory displays; reposition and resize supported HUD elements. Find HUD features using the search field in the HUD feature menu.
• Inventory helpers: Search inventories, optionally include enchantments in searches, lock slots, remember cursor position, and show held-item details. Held-item enchantment display shows enchantments only, without unrelated tooltip details. Item changes track dropped and picked-up items, not chest or other container transfers.
• World and BedWars utilities: View light-level spawn indicators, outline beds, chests, barrels, teammates, or opponents, and enable projectile and approaching-player warnings.
• Visual and quality-of-life options: Adjust armor transparency, lower the fire overlay, increase brightness, and change how dropped items rotate and settle.
• Synchronized nametags: Nametag appearance settings synchronize with other JaxClient users.

Getting started

1. Install Fabric Loader for a Minecraft version supported by the JaxClient download.
2. Install Fabric API and place the JaxClient .jar in your Minecraft mods folder.
3. Launch Minecraft with your Fabric profile.
4. Press Right Shift (the default menu key) to open the JaxClient menu. Use the menu to enable features and open their settings; the available options depend on the selected feature.

To change the menu key or other Minecraft key bindings, open Options → Controls → Key Binds. Some features also have their own configurable toggle keys.

Settings such as HUD positions, colors, display styles, and feature-specific options can be adjusted in their respective screens. For example, the HUD position editor lets you drag supported elements into place, while BedWars warnings have a separate position editor.