Configuration

VoidX lets you customize your HUD and quality-of-life features.

You can enable or disable the entire HUD, enable or disable individual modules, move HUD elements around, and configure features such as Auto Jump.

The HUD Editor lets you create your own layout and position modules wherever you want them.

HUD Editor

The HUD Editor allows you to move VoidX HUD modules around your screen.

Select a module and move it to the position you want. You can also disable individual modules without removing them.

If you want a completely clean screen, you can disable the entire HUD or use Disable All.

HUD Modules

VoidX has several HUD modules that can be individually enabled or disabled.

FPS displays your current frames per second.

Ping displays network latency.

TPS displays server tick information.

Coordinates displays your current position.

Direction displays the direction you are facing.

Speed displays movement speed.

Motion displays movement information.

Jumps displays jump-related information.

Armor Durability displays the durability of your equipped armor.

Elytra displays Elytra-related information.

Potions displays active potion effects.

Biome displays your current biome.

Time displays world time information.

Light displays light-level information.

Block Info displays information about the block you are looking at.

Server displays information about your current server.

Session displays information about your current session.

Keystrokes displays keyboard input.

Target displays information about your current target.

Attack displays attack-related information.

Combo displays combo information.

Features

VoidX provides a customizable HUD that allows you to choose exactly what information you want to see.

The HUD Editor lets you move elements around your screen.

Individual module toggles let you disable anything you don't want.

Enable All turns all HUD modules back on.

Disable All turns all HUD modules off.

VoidX also includes optional Auto Jump and smooth GUI animations.

Troubleshooting

If VoidX does not appear, make sure you are using Minecraft 1.21.11, Fabric Loader, Fabric API, and the correct VoidX version.

If a HUD module is missing, check whether it is enabled in the configuration menu.

If your HUD position is incorrect, open the HUD Editor and move the module back to the desired location.

If a setting does not save, restart Minecraft and check the setting again.

If Minecraft crashes, provide the Minecraft version, VoidX version, Fabric Loader version, Fabric API version, crash report, and steps that caused the crash when asking for help.

If you are building VoidX from source, run gradle clean build and provide the complete error message if the build fails.