PermaClicker

PermaClicker keeps your attack input going while you're AFK: it mines continuously for block farms such as a cobblestone generator, or hits mobs and animals at full strength for mob and animal farms. It is intended for single-player or explicitly allowed environments, with configurable safety limits.

Anti-cheat notice ⚠️

PermaClicker automates input behavior. Use it only where this is explicitly allowed. On many servers this may violate rules and can result in penalties such as kick/ban.

Starting with PermaClicker 2.2.0, PermaClicker works on a multiplayer server only if that server has it installed too: the PermaClicker mod on Fabric and NeoForge servers, or the PermaClicker plugin on Paper servers. Single-player keeps working as before.

Quick start for players 🎮

1. Put PermaClicker and TurtleLib (required dependency) in the mods folder.
2. Start the game.
3. Adjust the hotkeys in Minecraft's key binds if needed. Defaults: F7 toggles PermaClicker on/off, U opens its settings.
4. Configure PermaClicker in-game via the config screen (on Fabric also available through Mod Menu).

Update together ⚠️

PermaClicker 2.0.0 requires TurtleLib 2.0.0 or newer, and TurtleLib 2.0.0 does not work with older PermaClicker versions. Update both mods together.

What PermaClicker provides ✨

• click mode: Mining (holds attack to mine the targeted block; never hits mobs, animals or players) or Mobs & Animals (hits the targeted mob or animal, including villagers and pets, whenever the attack cooldown is fully charged; never attacks players)
• configurable attack buffer for Mobs & Animals (0..20 ticks, default 2) as a safety margin against server lag
• runtime mode: Focused or Background
• auto-stop timer (0..9999 minutes)
• optional movement lock while active
• status overlay in the action bar showing the active mode and remaining auto-stop time (can be disabled, configurable color)
• rebindable hotkeys and an in-game config screen for Fabric and NeoForge
• update check via Modrinth and CurseForge (Stable / Beta / Alpha), can be turned off (see below)

Runtime behavior 🧭

• While PermaClicker is active, opening chat is intentionally blocked.
• In Focused mode, PermaClicker only runs while the game window is focused. ESC stops PermaClicker and opens the pause menu, U stops it and opens the settings.
• In Background mode, PermaClicker keeps running while the game window is unfocused or minimized. The pause menu and PermaClicker's own settings stay blocked while it is active; press F7 to stop it first.
• The auto-stop timer only counts down while PermaClicker is actually working, so it pauses instead of running out in the background (e.g. Focused mode with an unfocused window).
• Mobs & Animals never jumps for you: hits land at full strength, but they are not jump critical hits.

Tool durability

If you care about tool or weapon durability (they can break while PermaClicker runs), you can use Inventory Profiles Next to replace them before they break or after they're broken.

Configuration ⚙️

All settings are managed directly in the in-game config screen. Hotkeys are rebound in Minecraft's controls menu.

Supported languages 🌍

PermaClicker bundles each locale as a JSON file. Included languages:

• 🇺🇸 English (en_US)
• 🇩🇪 German (de_DE)
• 🇸🇦 Arabic (ar_SA)
• 🇪🇸 Spanish (es_ES)
• 🇫🇷 French (fr_FR)
• 🇮🇹 Italian (it_IT)
• 🇯🇵 Japanese (ja_JP)
• 🇰🇷 Korean (ko_KR)
• 🇳🇱 Dutch (nl_NL)
• 🇵🇱 Polish (pl_PL)
• 🇵🇹 Portuguese (pt_PT)
• 🇹🇷 Turkish (tr_TR)
• 🇺🇦 Ukrainian (uk_UA)
• 🇨🇳 Simplified Chinese (zh_CN)

Update check & privacy 🔔

When the game starts, PermaClicker checks once in the background whether a newer version exists, and shows a chat message with links after you join a world. The check is on by default; turn it off with Update check in the settings. The channel (Stable: releases only, Beta: releases and betas, Alpha: everything) decides which versions count.

• Queried services (only platforms where PermaClicker is published): api.modrinth.com (Modrinth, official API) and api.cfwidget.com (CFWidget, an unofficial third-party service that mirrors CurseForge data; it publishes no privacy policy and states that it stores no identifiable information).
• Transmitted data: your IP address (part of every web request), the mod name and version (user agent), the Minecraft version, the loader (Fabric or NeoForge) and the project ID. No account, player or world data.
• Modrinth's handling of request data: Modrinth privacy policy.
• With Mod Menu installed (Fabric), Mod Menu additionally checks your installed mods on Modrinth; that check is configured in Mod Menu's own settings.

Source code 🛠️

Source code and build instructions are available on GitHub.