Auto Clicker

What it does Auto Clicker is a client-side Fabric mod that automates left-click, right-click, and jump inputs. It was built with mob farms in mind, so the feature set focuses on precision rather than brute force. You bind two keys in Minecraft's own controls menu: one toggles the clicker on and off, the other opens its settings screen. When enabled, a small on-screen label confirms the active state. ## Per-key behavior Each of the three actions - attack, use, jump - can be turned on independently. For every active key you choose between two modes. Spamming mode clicks the key repeatedly at a delay you set in ticks; set the delay to zero for no pause between clicks. Hold mode simply keeps the key pressed down, and the delay setting is ignored. The distinction matters for farms: spamming works for rapid sword swings or crop harvesting, while holding is useful for continuous bow draw or auto-fishing. ## Farm-oriented filters Three toggles shape when the clicker fires. Ignore blocks prevents the mod from attacking or using blocks, so you hit mobs but don't break the farm structure. Ignore shield is on by default; when active the clicker pauses while your shield is raised, letting you block manually without fighting the automation. Weapon cooldown, when enabled, only attacks once the weapon's attack meter is fully charged, preserving max damage output on swords and axes. ## Safety and persistence An optional setting disables the clicker automatically on death - enabled by default - so you don't respawn with the automation still running. Configuration is saved when the settings screen closes, fixing an earlier issue where changes could be lost. ## Compatibility and requirements The mod runs on Fabric only and requires both Fabric API and Fabric Language Kotlin. Supported Minecraft versions are 26.2, 26.1.2, 26.1.1, 26.1, and 1.21.11. It's strictly client-side; the server side is unsupported. The code is released under the MIT license.