FMod is an addon for the Meteor Client, a modern Minecraft utility mod. FMod enhances your gameplay with a suite of powerful movement utilities, combat assistance, and other useful features, with some specifically tailored for servers like the LiveOverflow server.
FMod introduces a variety of modules, commands, and HUD elements designed to give you an edge:
InstaMine: Attempts to break blocks extremely quickly if they are already breakable in a very short amount of time (e.g., with Haste or efficient tools).LiveWalk: Helps bypass certain anti-cheat measures (like those on the LiveOverflow server) by rounding your movement packet coordinates. Includes support for vehicles.TpMine: Silently teleports you to a targeted block, breaks it, and then teleports you back to your original position.InfReach: Targets the closest entity within your aim and a configurable range. It then teleports you to the target, attacks it, and returns you to your starting position. Includes on-screen target highlighting.FrozenWalk: Allows you to move within protected regions or bypass certain movement restrictions without being teleported back by the server. Includes an anti-fly-kick feature.NoTextureRotations: Disables the random rotation of certain block textures (e.g., grass, sand, bedrock), providing a more consistent and potentially cleaner visual experience. Requires a world rejoin or graphics reload to take full effect.FrameDupe: A utility that automatically interacts with nearby item frames to duplicate items. It works by quickly placing and breaking items in frames, which can trigger duplication glitches on certain servers.
Commands are prefixed with a . (dot), Meteor Client's default command prefix.
.teleport(aliases:.tp)- Usage:
.tp <x> <y> <z> [ticks] - Teleports you short distances. The optional
ticksargument specifies the number of movement packets sent, which can influence how the teleport is processed by the server.
- Usage:
.autoclip(aliases:.ac,.aclip)- Usage:
.autoclip <direction> - Clips you through the ground either up (
1) or down (-1) to the nearest air block.
- Usage:
.shclip(aliases:.hc,.shc)- Usage:
.shclip <distance> - Clips you horizontally through walls in the direction you are looking.
- Usage:
.dclip(aliases:.dc)- Usage:
.dclip <distance> - Clips you in your direct view direction (can be horizontal, vertical, or diagonal).
- Usage:
.clubmate(aliases:.cm,.clubm,.cmate)- Usage:
.clubmate clubmate - A specialized command designed for the LiveOverflow server to interact with a specific chest and obtain a "Club-Mate."
- Usage:
InfReach Target: Displays the name of the current entity being targeted by theInfReachmodule on your Heads-Up Display.
- Install Meteor Client: If you haven't already, download and install Meteor Client for your Minecraft version (e.g., 1.21.5). Make sure you also have the Fabric Loader and Fabric API.
- Download FMod:
- It's only possible now to build it yourself from the source code(see below).
- Install FMod: Place the downloaded
fmod-[version].jarfile into your.minecraft/mods/folder. This folder should also contain your Meteor Client jar and Fabric API jar. - Launch Minecraft: Start Minecraft using the Fabric loader profile from your Minecraft launcher. FMod will load automatically as an addon to Meteor Client.
If you wish to build FMod from its source code:
- Clone the Repository:
git clone https://github.com/fluffysnaff/fmod.git cd fmod - Build the Project:
Use Gradle Wrapper to build the project.
- On Windows:
gradlew build
- On macOS/Linux:
./gradlew build
- On Windows:
- Locate the Jar: The compiled
.jarfile (e.g.,fmod-0.1.1.jar) will be located in thebuild/libs/directory. You can then use this jar as described in the "How to Use" section.
This project wouldn't be possible without the work and inspiration from others: