KillAura
- Field set realigned with the obfuscated jar: drop rotationsMode,
attackMode, targetHud, noUseItem, aboveTarget; keep 12 boolean /
7 number / 3 mode + sprintCounter.
- Settings renamed per the user's config sheet: Infinity Switch,
Keep Sprint, Max APS, Min APS, Switch Delay (Attack Times), FoV,
Priority. Defaults: attackMobs/multiAttack/keepSprint=true,
aimRange=4, maxAps=12, minAps=9, Priority=FoV.
- New Test/More Particles/Ignore skip ticks/Fake AutoBlock/Delay
Mode settings now drive real behaviour:
* test -> "attack player above" branch in isValidTarget
* ignoreSkipTicks -> attack pacing guard in onPreMotion
* morePart -> magicCrit+crit in attackEntity
* delayMode "1.8" smooths attacks across ticks; "1.9" uses
sprintCounter + attackStrengthScale gating
* fakeAutoBlock surfaces to OldHitting (see below)
- Target ESP turned into a 4-mode ModeSetting (None/Spiral/Box/Tab)
with the original hurt-tinted box and tab renderers wired through
RenderUtil + EntityUtil.
- attackEntity bridged back through ForgeHooksClient.onMouseButton*
so Forge mouse listeners still see the synthesised swings.
- doAttack now bails on isWebPlacing first and surfaces an
AntiBots-skip notice via ChatUtil.print.
- All settings + internal flags moved to inline field initializers;
constructor only does super(...) and INSTANCE = this.
NoSlow (was FastUse)
- Rename module, file, INSTANCE type, mods.toml-facing display name,
and all call sites (ModuleManager, MinecraftPatch).
- Mode option list now ("Grim V3", "NoSlow") with Grim V3 default;
isGrimMode probes the new label.
- User-facing settings renamed (Bow / Crossbow / Food / Potion drop
the NoSlow suffix). Bow/Crossbow defaults flipped to false.
- Settings + state moved to inline initializers; constructor only
does super(...), INSTANCE = this, checkAndFallbackMode().
OldHitting
- isKillAuraAttacking now gates on the restored fakeAutoBlock flag,
matching the obfuscated jar's animation trigger.
ReflectionUtil-side knock-on cleanup (the SRG/mojmap remap helpers
introduced earlier) is what made these field-name swaps safe at
runtime in both dev and DLL-injected environments.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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