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ImproperIssues edited this page Sep 11, 2023 · 16 revisions

Downloading ClickCrystals

Is this safe?

The downloads on GitHub and Modrinth are completely safe to download! Be sure to not get ClickCrystals from any other site other than the ones listed here, there are a lot of fake copies of ClickCrystals out there, stay safe!

I've heard that ClickCrystals was a rat?

The answer might not be what you think it is, but no, the original one isn't a rat. The original one was made by me, and many other of my friends as well as the community that is constantly supporting it. Unfortunately, there are some greedy hearts that did try to take advantage of this free and open source client, and most of them contain malicious code. A few of these people may include L0rax, Niksa, or Krans. Please, be mindful of the ClickCrystals version that you are downloading onto your computer, and take note of the author and website that you are downloading it from.

ClickCrystals is open source, and always will be. The code is also NOT obfuscated, and if it is, someone messed with it before, so do NOT run. Once a jar is decompiled, there should only be packages of dependencies mentioned in MY VERSION of build.gradle, if anything else were to appear, dispose of the jar immediately

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Opening Menu

Due to excessive screen-sharing in servers, the ClickCrystals community has come up with an idea to create custom keybindings for the mod. However, because versions for 1.19.x have been discontinued, the custom keybindings are only for versions 1.20.x. This has resulted into two keybinding types in the ClickCrystals version history.

Keybindings 1.19.x

1.19.x still uses Vanilla Minecraft Keybinds to open ClickCrystals modules screen. To access the keybindings for this version, open up Minecraft's Game Menu, navigate to Options, then Keybindings, and scroll down to the ClickCrystals section and change the keybindings there.

Keybindings 1.20.x

1.20.x on the other hand, uses a custom keybinding system that is not accessible with Vanilla Minecraft GUI. The default keybinding has also been set to `APOSTROPHE`. If that keybinding is ever inaccessible to you, you can always execute command `,keybinds` to open up the custom keybindings screen.

If you are still confused about how to open the custom GUI, then executing `,keybinds` could help! This would open up the custom keybinds GUI and allows you to change the custom binds there.

Configuration and Settings

When it comes to saving configs and settings, ClickCrystals uses a method that differs from most clients. Some may find this annoying while others may find it more useful. For module settings, each module's config is saved in a separate file in the folder .minecraft/ClickCrystalsClient/modules. Each module file is saved in JSON format inside of a JSON file. You can share these JSON files with your friends and they would get the same module settings that you have for that specific module.

In game HUDs and other accessories like keybindings are saved in a separate file .minecraft/ClickCrystalsClient/config.json. Be mindful that module configs are not saved here, but in the files that are mentioned in the paragraph above. To apply your changes to config, you would have to restart your client.

If you ever experience issues with crashing because your SilkTouch module is binded to a keybind, you can always delete silk-touch.json in .minecraft/ClickCrystalsClient/modules. Sometimes updates may also require you to delete configs. In this case, just simply delete the folder .minecraft/ClickCrystalsClient.

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