Abdik's Mod — Feature Guide

Item Rarity Circle

HUD → Item Rarity Circle

A background circle behind items, colour-coded by Hypixel rarity, on both inventory and hotbar items.

Boss Bar

HUD → Boss Bar

A cleaner health readout for every boss and miniboss — dungeon, slayer and world bosses first, then dungeon, slayer and Crimson Isle minibosses. It also follows slayer bosses and minibosses that only have a name over their head, picks the real Livid on Floor 5, and leaves out other players' slayer bosses and the bosses the Watcher summons in the blood room.

• Show Percent / Show Raw HP — what the bar shows. Bosses with only a name over their head (most slayer bosses and minibosses) show their health but never a percentage.
• Hide Vanilla Bar — replaces the vanilla boss bar.
• Color — the colour of the boss bar text (shown in bold).
• Show Unlisted — also show bars for bosses that aren't on your list.
• Death Alerts — show each boss's death message and play its sound when it dies.
• Edit Boss List — turn bosses on or off, and give each one its own death message and sound (e.g. "Maxor down!" with a bell). The sound can be any sound in the game — search the list, click one to hear it (trying another stops the last one), and set its volume and pitch. Has a search box, a Test button, a way to add a boss that isn't listed, and Restore Defaults.

Player Model HUD · Inventory HUD · Stall Indicator

HUD → Player Model HUD / Inventory HUD / Stall Indicator

• Player Model HUD — a rendered view of your character as a HUD element.
• Inventory HUD — your inventory contents shown on the HUD.
• Stall Indicator — shows when your connection to the server stalls.

AH Tracker

HUD → AH Tracker

Auction House price tracker: watch items and get notified when a Buy It Now listing drops under your price. New matches show up as soon as they're found. (Uses the relay — see Cross-account & relay.)

• Display Mode — how the HUD readout is shown.
• Edit AH Watchlist — add items and set your target prices.

Price Tooltips

HUD → Price Tooltips

Hover any SkyBlock item to see what it's worth, right under its tooltip. When you're holding a stack, the total for the whole stack is shown too. Prices refresh every few minutes. (Uses the relay.)

• Lowest BIN — the cheapest Buy It Now for that exact item right now, or "not on the AH" when nobody has one listed.
• Average BIN — its typical lowest BIN over about the last day, to spot an overpriced listing.
• Bazaar — the instant buy price and the instant sell price.

Bazaar Tracker

HUD → Bazaar Tracker → Edit Bazaar Watchlist

Pick Bazaar items and a price, and get told when one can be bought below it or sold above it. It has its own HUD element, separate from the AH Tracker, so either can be on without the other. (Uses the relay.)

• Display Mode — every hit on its own line, or one short summary.
• Chat Alerts — a chat message and a sound when a target is hit.

Player Stats

HUD → Player Stats (opens its own screen)

Draggable displays for Health, Mana, Overflow Mana, Defense, Vitality, Effective Health (EHP) and Speed, each independently toggleable. Optionally hide Hypixel's own stat numbers above the hotbar, and/or the vanilla health, hunger, armour and mount-health bars, so nothing is duplicated.

Edit HUD Layout

HUD → Edit HUD Layout, or /abm hud

A drag-and-drop editor for placing every HUD element. It only lists elements whose module is turned on, and elements resize to any size — and keep that size when you switch to fullscreen and back. Separate Reset Sizes, Reset Positions and Cancel options.

Zoom

Render → Zoom

Hold a key to zoom the camera in, easing in and out smoothly. While zoomed, scroll to push in further or back off.

• Set the hold key on the module's own Keybind row (open Zoom, left-click Keybind, press a key).
• Zoom Level — 2× to 10×.
• Smooth — turn off for an instant snap instead of an ease.

Waypoints

Render → Waypoints → Edit Waypoints

Mark any spot and get a box on the block plus an optional beam to the sky. Each waypoint is scoped to the island/floor you made it on, so it only shows where it belongs. Each has its own colour and a full editor (add / rename / recolour / delete).

• Through Walls — see it through terrain.
• Beam to Sky — a vertical beacon beam.
• Show Names — floats each name above the box, scaled with distance so it stays readable far away.
• Temp from Chat — coordinates posted in chat (yours or others') drop a brief see-through marker.
• Temp Duration — 30 / 60 / 120s.

Also: /abm coords sends your current position to the chat you're on.

Deployables

Render → Deployables

Power orbs, flares, mining lanterns and the Umberella show how far they reach as a see-through bubble, so you can tell at a glance whether you're standing inside one. It works for everyone's deployables, not just yours.

• Orbs / Flares / Lanterns / Umberella — pick a bubble colour for each kind.

Fullbright

Render → Fullbright

Full brightness everywhere without touching your gamma or a resource pack.

Custom Cape

Render → Custom Cape

Wear a cape only you can see. Pick it with the Cape selector — the built-in ones, or your own.

• Open Capes Folder — drop a PNG in there (a normal 64×32 cape layout) and it shows up in the Cape selector. Files are only ever read as pictures.

Item Animations

Render → Item Animations → Edit Animations

Custom held-item position, rotation and scale, with an optional no-swing feel. Set the offsets in the editor.

Post-Process Glow

Render → Post-Process Glow

A screen-wide shader glow effect.

• Shader — 28 colour presets.
• Live Color — a full colour picker for a custom hue.
• Screen Shader — the screen-wide effect toggle.

Player Outline

Render → Player Outline

A clean glow-style outline around your own character, held items and armour. Never touches Minecraft's real Glowing effect.

• Outline Color — its own colour picker.
• Other Players — off by default; extends it to everyone else, and for other players it never draws through walls (can't reveal anyone you couldn't already see).

Custom Skybox

Render → Custom Skybox

Replace the sky and fog with your own colours and custom sun/moon.

• Sky Color — the base sky/fog colour.
• Sun / Sun Color / Sun Intensity — custom sun.
• Moon / Moon Color / Moon Intensity — custom moon.

Block Editor

Render → Block Editor (opens the editor)

Override block tints and models client-side, including fluids like water and lava.

Shape Spin

Render → Shape Spin

Shows a selectable spinning shape — cube, octahedron or pyramid — in your off-hand, with adjustable size, speed and colour including a rainbow mode. Nothing to set up; turn it on and it is there.

Custom Mesh (experimental)

Render → Custom Mesh Projects (opens the project list)

Attaches a model of your own to a bone on your character — head, off-hand and so on — imported from a Blender glTF/GLB export. Mesh, texture and object-transform animation are all supported. Only you see it; nothing about it is sent anywhere.

• Make a project: open Custom Mesh Projects, type a name, hit New Project. That creates a folder for it at config/abdiksmod/custom_mesh/<name>/.
• Name the file after the project. A project called hat loads hat.glb and nothing else. Put your export in that folder under exactly that name, then press Reload from disk.
• Exporting from Blender: File → Export → glTF 2.0, format glTF Binary (.glb), with Triangulate Mesh ticked.
• A texture is optional. No image, no UV unwrap and no normals are all fine — the model then shows in its material's own colour.
• Per project: which bone it attaches to, first or third person, offset, rotation, scale, and which animation to play (blank plays the first one in the file).
• Keep it light: the project screen shows how many triangles your model has, and warns you when it's detailed enough to lower your FPS — a Decimate modifier in Blender fixes that.

Twitch Chat

Chat → Twitch Chat → Account Settings

Brings your Twitch stream into the game: Twitch chat in game, follow/sub/raid alerts, and a live viewer count.

• Moderation Commands — run mod actions from in game.
• Alert URL Saved — alert-source status.

Colour My Messages

Chat → Colour My Messages

Colours the messages you send (only your own), with a full colour picker under Colour.

Ding on DM

Chat → Ding on DM

Plays a sound when you receive a direct message on the server.

Stack Duplicates

Chat → Stack Duplicates

Repeated chat lines collapse into one with a [2x] counter, keeping their clickable parts working.

DM Filter

Chat → DM Filter

Manage a list of players whose messages are filtered from your chat.

AI Chat Responder

Chat → AI Chat Responder → Edit AI Settings

Connect your own Gemini or ChatGPT API key and chat with an AI from in game. It uses your key directly — nothing goes through the author's server, and the author has no access to your key, prompts or replies.

• Ask privately with /abm ai <message> (answer shown only to you), or use a chat trigger word/marker so a normal message gets an AI reply.
• Only Me (on by default) — the trigger only answers your own messages, in normal chat and in DMs/groups, so nobody else can make your account send AI replies.
• Read DMs — the AI can also read and answer in your cross-account DMs and group chats.
• Send Back — whether a DM/group answer goes back to whoever asked, or into whatever chat you're currently in.
• Memory — how many past messages to keep for follow-ups (Off … Max).
• Saved Chats — name and reload conversations, even after a restart; Forget Conversation clears the current memory.

AI command control (Unsafe)

Chat → AI Chat Responder → Unsafe + Edit AI Commands

Optional, off by default. With the Unsafe switch on, the AI can actually run commands you register when you ask. It can also close the game — but only if you register a <<QUIT>> command (see below); there's no built-in close.

• In Edit AI Commands, register a phrase ("warp the party") mapped to a command (/party warp).
• Use %args% for a value the AI fills from what you said — register warp → /warp %args%, say "warp me to crimson", it runs /warp crimson.
• Requires Arg (per command) — one that needs a value won't run without one.
• Owner Only (per command, on by default) — only you can trigger it, even if others can chat with your AI.
• Close the game with your own phrase — set a command's command to <<QUIT>> instead of a slash command (e.g. phrase byebye → <<QUIT>>). Saying that phrase closes the game — this is the only way it can close. Follows that command's Owner Only flag (on by default).
• Only works while both the AI module and the Unsafe switch are on.

Party Finder

Dungeon → Party Finder → Manage Ignore List

Marks Party Finder listings that contain someone you've ignored with a purple circle, so you don't have to read every tooltip. The marking and the action are separate switches.

• Highlight — the purple circle on marked listings. Its own switch, so you can have the marking without the mod acting for you, or the other way round.
• Auto Leave/Kick — separate toggle; turn it off to keep the marking only.

A listing is marked when an ignored player is anywhere in the party — the owner or any member. Works on Kuudra listings as well as dungeon ones.

Party Requirements

Dungeons & Kuudra → Party Finder → Party Requirements → Presets

Decides whether someone who joins your party actually brought what the run needs, and tells you exactly what they're short of. Kick them, leave yourself, or just get told — your choice, per preset.

No key needed: checks use the mod's built-in key. Your own key (/abm apikey <key>) is optional, and most people should leave it alone.

• Presets — one per thing you run. Pick Kuudra and a tier, or Dungeons and a floor, then build the requirements underneath. One preset is in force at a time.
• Items — by name, the way you read them in game. "Terminator" matches a Hasty Terminator ✪✪✪✪✪➎ without you spelling out the reforge or the stars, and "Wither blade" accepts any of the four. Several names separated by commas are alternatives.
• Stars, master stars, ultimate enchants, reforges — all optional, and all have to hold on the same item: a five-star Terminator and a separate Hyperion with Chimera don't add up to a five-star Hyperion with Chimera. Kuudra armour counts its own way — ten stars a tier, fifteen at Infernal, and no master stars — so the star box takes up to fifteen.
• Normal enchants — type them after a ; in the enchant box: wise;power, or 0;power when no ultimate is needed. Levels go the same way: 5;7 or 0;7.
• Where it looks — everything they own, not just what they happen to be wearing: their wardrobe and equipment loadouts, inventory, armour, equipment, ender chest, storage backpacks and the personal vault.
• Runs and levels — runs of the floor or tier you picked, total dungeon runs, total Kuudra runs across all tiers, Catacombs level, class level.
• On fail — Kick, Leave or Warn. Kicking only works when you're the party leader.
• Say in party / Say to me — independent switches. The party message goes out before the kick, so the person removed knows why.
• API off = fail — someone with their inventory API switched off can't be checked at all. Off by default: they're let through with a note instead.

Anything left blank means "don't care". Only people in your own party are ever checked — never Party Finder listings.

Death Counter

Dungeon → Death Counter

Tracks deaths in dungeons and shows a short death title so a wipe is obvious at a glance. It follows Hypixel's own team death count, so falling out of the map is counted, a player who disconnects while already dead isn't counted twice, and getting disconnected and rejoining doesn't reset it.

Zone Alerts

Dungeon → Zone Alerts → Edit Zones

Boxes you draw in the world ("past this is the void", "phase 2 arena edge") that show your own message when you walk in or out, with an optional sound. Leave the enter message blank to show the zone's name, and the leave message blank to show nothing. Each zone can be pinned to a specific island/floor (blank = everywhere), and zones can be shared via a copy/import code.

• Sound Alert — play a sound on enter/leave.
• Show Outline — draw the box outline.
• Always Show All — show every zone, not just the one you're in.

Drop Tracker

Dungeon → Drop Tracker → Edit Watchlist

Add items you don't want to miss to a watchlist, and get an alert with a through-walls marker when one drops nearby in a dungeon.

Dungeon Map

Dungeon → Dungeon Map

The floor drawn out as you explore it. It only ever shows ground your party has actually uncovered — never the whole floor — so it tells you where you have been, not where everything is. Rooms carry their real names and secret counts, are coloured by type (puzzle, trap, miniboss, rare, fairy, blood, entrance), get a tick when cleared, a green tick when every secret is done and a cross for a failed puzzle. Doors, wither doors and the blood door are drawn as themselves, and every party member's head sits on the map facing the way they are facing, ringed in their class colour.

• Score — a readout under the map: secrets, crypts, live score, deaths, and the mimic / prince / bat bonuses. Paul's EZPZ bonus is detected automatically (as mayor or minister), the mimic is spotted by the mod itself, so it counts even if nobody in your party announces it, and the first death is checked for a Spirit pet so it costs the right number of points.
• Hide In Boss — on by default; the map has nothing left to tell you once the boss fight starts, so it gets out of the way.
• Force Paul — only needed if the automatic mayor check can't reach the network.
• Announce Bonus — tells your party when you kill the Mimic, a Prince or a Bat, so everyone's score counts it.
• 270 Alert / 300 Alert — a party message, a title and a sound when the score reaches 270 or 300. Each has its own switch.

Drag it where you want with /abm hud, like any other HUD element.

Wheel Leap

Dungeon → Wheel Leap

F7 and M7 only. When Necron grabs someone and hauls them onto the drop spot, you get a "leap <name>" title so you know who to leap to without reading the whole wheel. Fires once per run.

• Stand Pos — on by default. A glowing marker on the pre-mid block, visible through walls so you can find it from anywhere in the arena. Colour comes from Stand Colour right below it.
• Show Zones — draws the leap circle itself, and only that. Off by default; it is mostly a one-off "is this the right area" check.
• Height — how far up the leap zone reaches.
• Say Class — call the class instead of the player's name.
• Party Msg — off by default, since it talks to everyone: sends "Leap to <name> — pre-mid" to party chat.

Simon Says

Dungeon → Simon Says

The F7/M7 device, drawn out and guarded. Buttons you still have to press get boxed in the order you need them, and a click on anything that isn't next simply doesn't go through. The point of that is the sweep: you can hold right click and drag across the whole wall instead of aiming at each button, and only the right one ever registers.

• Block Wrong Clicks — the guard itself. Worth knowing: while the mod hasn't worked out the sequence yet it blocks every button, which is what makes the sweep safe. If no boxes are showing, it knows nothing yet and everything will be blocked.
• Block Start — on by default. Stops a start-button click that would throw away a sequence you're part way through, so sweeping over start can't restart the device. Start is never blocked when it's the click you actually want.
• Show Order — the boxes. Green is next, gold is the one after, red is everything left. Each has its own colour picker (Next, Second, Rest).
• Bypass — hold this to click through the guard. Left Shift out of the box; click the row and press a key to move it, or Esc to clear it. Clearing it means no bypass at all, not "back to shift".

Relics

Dungeon → Relics

M7 only. Dropping a relic into the wrong cauldron is the one mistake on the floor that ends the run then and there, so this catches it: wrong colour and the click is blocked, with a title telling you which relic that cauldron actually wants.

• Block Wrong — on by default inside the module. Only ever blocks that one mistake: right relic, right cauldron, or anything it doesn't recognise, and the click goes through untouched.

Egg Sacs

Slayer & Events → Egg Sacs

Highlights each egg sac spawned by the Tarantula Broodfather with a through-walls box, and writes the hits it has left over the top of it in text you can read from across the arena. Hypixel already puts that number on the sac — it is just name-tag sized, which is no use from where you actually shoot them.

• Through Walls — see the sacs through terrain.
• Guess Box — marks the likely landing area before a sac appears. Only uses your own boss, so other players' fights don't affect it.
• Hits Left — the sac's own hits-remaining count, redrawn big. On by default.
• Others' Bosses — include or ignore sacs from other players' fights.
• Guess Height / Guess Radius — tune the guess box.
• Colour — box colour picker.

Auto Updater

Utils → Auto Updater

Optional. Checks for a new version after launch and about once an hour. When one is found you get a chat message with [Download & Install] / [Not now] — nothing downloads until you click. If it can't prompt yet (main menu) it shows on world-join and reminds hourly. The buttons run /abm update install / /abm update dismiss, which you can also type.

Works on Lunar Client as well as normal Fabric launchers.

Auto Sprint

Utils → Auto Sprint

Keeps you sprinting without holding the sprint key.

Sign Math

Utils → Sign Math (on by default)

Type a sum into any sign — 3*64, 1.5m, 2k+500, (10m-2m)/4 — and the answer is what gets sent. A small preview shows the answer while you type. Great for Bazaar and Auction House amounts. Plain text is never changed.

Badpixel

Utils → Badpixel

What your client says about itself to a server. Everything here is off by default and none of it changes how the game plays.

• Launch Env — the launcher name you announce when you join. Every client sends one at login and Fabric's says "fabric"; this lets you send Vanilla, Forge, or a Custom Name you type in instead. Leaving it on Fabric sends the real one, i.e. no change at all.
• Hide Mods — closes a real trick. A server can hide a translation key belonging to some mod inside a sign or an anvil, wait for your client to send the text back, and work out from the answer whether you have that mod. With this on your client answers the way an unmodded one would. Server resource packs still translate normally, so servers with their own custom text look exactly as they should.
• Hide Channels — off by default, and the one with a real cost. Your client normally lists its plugin channels to the server, which is about as close to a genuine mod list as a server ever gets. This stops that. Hypixel's own channel is left alone so the Hypixel mod API keeps working, but any other mod that needs a channel of its own will stop working while this is on.

Mod-User Marker (Presence)

Utils → Mod-User Marker

Recognises other players also running AbdiksMod — a marker shows next to their name in chat, on the scoreboard and in the tab list. Set the colour with Marker Colour. (Uses the relay.)

Player Size

Utils → Player Size → Edit Player Size

Set your own X/Y/Z scale. Synced through the relay, so every AbdiksMod user sees the same size for everyone else.

Key Command Binds & Command Shortcuts

Utils → Key Command Binds / Command Shortcuts

• Key Command Binds (Edit Key Binds) — bind any key to run a command with one keypress.
• Command Shortcuts (Edit Shortcuts) — type a short alias that expands to a full command (/ph → /party leave). Supports %args% and a "requires arg" option so an alias can coexist with a real server command.

No Mouse Reset

Utils → No Mouse Reset

Stops the cursor jumping back to the middle of the screen when one menu closes and another opens right after. The Window that counts as "right after" is selectable.

Module keybinds

Any module's Keybind row

Bind almost any module to a key that toggles it on/off, straight from the settings menu (open a module, left-click its Keybind row, press a key). Different from Key Command Binds, which run commands. Binds stay quiet while any screen is open, so typing in chat, a sign or an anvil never flips a module.