Modules and HUD

Modules are the core of SoarClient. Each one does a single thing: show FPS, count CPS, show keystrokes… turn on what you need.

Find a module

On the Modules page of the menu, category tabs run along the top:

Category	What is in it
All	Every module
Player	Anything about controls and view, such as freelook, bow zoom and FOV changes
Render	Visual effects, such as clear glass, kill effects and crosshair
Interface	On-screen information (HUD), such as coordinates, CPS display and keystrokes
World	World related, such as waypoints, weather and time
Hypixel	Features made for the Hypixel server
Other	Everything else, such as chat translation, FPS boost and FPS limiter

If you know the name, press Ctrl + F and type it into the search box. It is faster than browsing categories.

Toggle and settings

• Click a module card: turns that module on or off.
• Click the gear on the right of the card: opens the module’s settings, where you can change what it shows, its color and its size. Only modules with settings have a gear.
• On a settings page, click Back at the top left to return to the list, or Reset at the top right to restore that module’s defaults.

Common modules

You want	Turn on
To see frame rate and click speed	FPS Display and CPS display
To see keys, ping and coordinates	Keystrokes, ping display, coordinates
To see potions and armor	Potion status, armor status
Music in game	Music info, see Music and screenshots
More frames	FPS boost, FPS limiter, entity culling
Your game status on Discord	Discord status display (in the “Other” category)

Module names

The names in the menu change with the client language. Go by what you see in game.

Place the HUD

Interface modules (such as keystrokes and coordinates) appear on screen, and you can put them wherever you like.

1. Open the menu and click the button at the very bottom of the left icon column to enter HUD edit mode. The screen blurs and crosshair guide lines appear in the middle.
2. Hold the left button and drag an element to where you want it. It snaps to the screen’s center lines and to the edges of other elements when it gets close.
3. Scroll the mouse wheel to scale the element under the cursor (0.1× per notch). Click the wheel to restore its original size.
4. For exact placement without snapping, hold the right button while dragging.
5. Press Esc to go back to the menu. Positions are saved automatically.

Edit mode only lets you place modules that are already on, so switch on the ones you want on the Modules page first.

HUD theme

Settings → Appearance → HUD theme changes the style of every HUD element at once, so you do not adjust them one by one. See Appearance and themes.

Want someone else’s setup?

A full set of module settings and HUD layout can be saved as a profile, and you can use ones other players have shared.