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Start and stop the mod with its in-game toggle. Check Controls if a key binding conflicts with another action.
Make repetitive mob farming easier with Auto Clicker/FarmClicker. Automate attacks from your farming position and keep control with a simple keyboard toggle.
A focused tool for repetitive attacks in Minecraft Java Edition.
Auto Clicker/FarmClicker is a Minecraft mod that repeats attacks while you stay at a mob farm. It runs in your game client and is intended for single-player farming sessions.
You remain responsible for positioning, equipment, and the farm itself. Use the sections below to understand the setup, supported platforms, and practical limitations before installing.
This website provides independent installation and usage guidance. Minecraft and the mod belong to their respective creators.
Simple controls and a client-side setup keep the workflow straightforward.
Start and stop the mod with its in-game toggle. Check Controls if a key binding conflicts with another action.
Repeat attacks without manually clicking throughout a farming session.
Add the mod to your own Minecraft instance rather than installing it on a server.
Use a Fabric game profile and a mod file that matches its Minecraft version.
Operate from an established attack position with suitable equipment and a clear view of the target area.
Review version information and dependencies on the publisher's CurseForge listing before downloading.
Prepare the farm, enable the mod, and monitor your session.
Stand at the farm's attack point, equip your weapon, and aim at the mobs.
Press the configured toggle key. The mod handles repeated attacks while you maintain the farming position.
Disable the mod before moving away. Monitor durability, inventory space, and your character's surroundings.
Match the Minecraft version, loader, and required dependencies before launching.
Custom launchers use separate instance folders. Adding a file to another profile's folder will not install it in the active game.
Read the full installation guide →Choose a suitable farming setup and keep the session under supervision.
Repeat attacks at an established collection point while mobs arrive through your farm.
Reduce repetitive mouse input during longer sessions without changing how the farm is built.
Observe the attack position, collection system, and item flow while evaluating your own farm.
A mod file must match the game profile that loads it.
| Environment | Compatibility | Before installing |
|---|---|---|
| Minecraft Java Edition / Fabric | Supported setup | Match your game version to the release file. |
| Windows, macOS, Linux | Java environment required | Your Minecraft Java profile must run correctly first. |
| Forge / NeoForge profiles | Different loader | A Fabric file cannot load in these profiles. |
| Bedrock / Pocket Edition / consoles | Not compatible | These editions do not load Java Fabric mods. |
| Other Minecraft versions | Check release files | Use only a version explicitly listed by the publisher. |
Review the publisher's release details and select the file that fits your setup.
Check the Minecraft version, Fabric loader, and dependencies on the download page.
The button opens the publisher's download page. This website does not host the mod file.
Start with a working Java Edition installation and a compatible Fabric profile.
| Requirement | What you need |
|---|---|
| Game | Minecraft Java Edition with a version listed by the selected mod release. |
| Mod loader | Fabric Loader compatible with that Minecraft version. |
| Java runtime | The Java runtime required by your Minecraft version and launcher. |
| Dependencies | Any libraries marked as required on the release page. |
| Hardware and storage | A computer that runs your Minecraft profile and enough space for the mod and dependencies. |
No independently verified mod-specific RAM, CPU, or storage minimums are available on this website.
Evaluate the mod against your edition, farming needs, and play environment.
Auto Clicker/FarmClicker is a client-side Fabric mod for Minecraft Java Edition that automates attacks for mob farming.
It helps repeat attacks at a mob farm while respecting the attack cooldown, so you do not need to keep clicking manually.
The publisher provides the mod through CurseForge. Open the download section to review available releases and their details.
Choose a release that explicitly lists your Minecraft version and Fabric loader. Check the publisher's file details before installing.
The version covered by this website uses Fabric. A Forge profile cannot load this Fabric mod; use a separate Fabric profile.
This Fabric mod is for Minecraft Java Edition. It does not load in Minecraft PE, Bedrock, or console editions.
The mod is client-side, so you install it in your own game instance. Check the server rules before using automated attacks in multiplayer.
Use the Download button to open the CurseForge file page. Check that the file matches your Minecraft version and loader.
Download the installer from the official Fabric website, select Client and your Minecraft version, and install it. Launch the new Fabric profile once to create the game folders.
Install Fabric API only if the mod file lists it as a required dependency. Use a version compatible with your Minecraft installation.
Press Win + R, enter %appdata%\.minecraft, and open the mods folder. Place the downloaded .jar file there for the game instance you use.
The default macOS location is ~/Library/Application Support/minecraft/mods. On Linux it is ~/.minecraft/mods. Custom launcher instances may use a different folder.
No. Copy the .jar file directly into your mods folder and launch Minecraft with the matching Fabric profile.
Open the folder for the specific launcher instance and place the file in that instance's mods folder. Make sure the instance uses the matching Minecraft version and Fabric Loader.
Press G in game to start, then press G again to stop. Check Minecraft Controls if another action uses the same key.
Stand at your mob farm's attack position and aim at the mobs. The mod only attacks when a target is under your crosshair.
It uses the attack cooldown rather than spamming clicks, allowing attacks to recharge. The setup described in this website's guide uses roughly 0.65 seconds between attacks.
Sprinting interrupts the sweep-attack behavior described in the guide. Stop sprinting and return to your farming position to resume normal attacks.
Confirm that you launched the Fabric profile, that the mod file is in the correct instance, and that a mob is under your crosshair. Also check for a G key conflict in Controls.
Check the Minecraft version, Fabric Loader, and any required dependencies against the downloaded file. Remove incompatible files and consult the troubleshooting guide for more steps.
Only use it where the server rules permit automated attacks. Servers may forbid auto clickers and apply penalties, so check their policy before enabling it.