Overview and Core Functionality
Client Auto Respawn is a Minecraft modification created by EndNalas. In standard gameplay, encountering a character death triggers an in-game death screen, prompting the player to manually select the respawn option. This mod automates that exact interaction. Whenever the game detects that a death screen has appeared on your display, Client Auto Respawn immediately triggers the respawn button on your behalf without requiring manual input or extra clicks.
The modification operates straightforwardly with no hidden catches or complicated mechanics. Look, its entire goal is to handle the death screen prompt as soon as it shows up, allowing the respawn action to occur automatically whenever a death state is registered.
Installation and Side Compatibility
Client Auto Respawn is designed with specific environment requirements:
- Client Side: Required. Because the modification functions by detecting the graphical death screen on the player's monitor and executing the respawn button action, it must be installed locally on the player's game client.
- Server Side: Unsupported. The mod isn't intended for server-side environments and shouldn't be installed on dedicated servers.
Players only need to place the mod into their local client mods folder alongside their preferred compatible configurations.
Mod Loader and Game Version Support
The project is built exclusively for the Fabric mod loader. Players running other modding environments can't use this mod unless they're using a Fabric installation.
Client Auto Respawn lists explicit compatibility with a defined list of discrete Minecraft releases. The officially supported versions are:
- Minecraft 26.1.2
- Minecraft 26.1.1
- Minecraft 26.1
- Minecraft 26.2
- Minecraft 1.21.11
- Minecraft 1.21.10
- Minecraft 1.21.9
To ensure stable operation, players should verify that their Fabric game instance matches one of these supported version numbers before launching the game.
Licensing and Classification
Client Auto Respawn is published under the terms of the open-source MIT License, providing transparency and permissive licensing terms. On Modrinth, the project is cataloged under the Miscellaneous category, reflecting its focused utility as a lightweight interface convenience tool rather than a gameplay-altering content pack.
