NeverCameBack Client

Quickstart

1. In-game, press Right Shift to open the client menu. You can change this opening key in Minecraft’s Controls settings.
2. Pick a category and select a module. Use Toggle (or press Space) to turn it on or off.
3. Try the enabled HUD cards while playing: attack clicks per second, configured and measured target distance, armor durability, Totem count, and attack readiness.
4. Select Edit HUD to reposition the HUD cards: click and drag a preview, press R to reset their positions, and press Esc when done.
5. To give a module its own shortcut, choose Bind Key, press a key, then use it during play to toggle that module. Press Esc to cancel or Backspace/Delete to clear the shortcut.

Overview

NeverCameBack Client is a client-side set of PvP readouts and visual options. It displays information and local feedback; its reach display does not change attack range or server combat rules.

Open its menu with the configured opening key to search modules, adjust settings, and manage HUD placement. Preferences are saved automatically.

What It Adds

The menu also has Movement, Player, World, and Misc tabs; they contain no modules.

How To Use

• Search: Click the search box and type to filter the module list by name. Use Backspace to erase characters.
• Toggle modules: Select a module and use its toggle button or press Space.
• Adjust settings: Use the displayed + and − controls, and any Color, Style, or Sound buttons. Arrow keys can also adjust the selected module’s settings.
• Assign shortcuts: Choose Bind Key, then press the desired key. A key assigned to another module is cleared from that module.
• Restore settings: Reset Selected restores the selected module’s defaults; Reset Defaults restores all client settings.

Abilities And Mechanics

• CPS Counter counts left mouse button presses over the most recent second. It measures clicks, not successful hits.
• Reach Display starts at 3.0 m and can be set from 1.0–6.0 m in 0.1 m steps. Its configured value is informational; the target distance is measured separately when your crosshair is on an entity.
• Hit Sound offers Orb, Click, and Chime cues, with volume adjustable from 0–100%. A cue plays locally only after the target’s health decreases.
• Crosshair Customization offers Plus, Dot, and X styles, four colors (pink, purple, white, and teal), and sizes from 2–12.
• Attack Indicator Customization displays attack cooldown progress. Its width ranges from 24–100 and it uses the same four color choices.
• Armor Durability reports the combined remaining durability percentage of equipped damageable armor; it shows -- when there is none.
• Totem Counter counts totems in your inventory.
• PvP Status HUD reports attack cooldown progress as a percentage and shows the name of the entity currently under your crosshair, or “No target.”

Progression And Strategy

There is no crafting or progression path. Start with the enabled HUD readouts, then turn on the optional sound or rendering modules and arrange the cards to suit your screen. The reach value is only a reference display, so use the measured target distance—not the configured number—as the live distance readout.