FAQ

NOTE: In ForgeHax 3.x, a prefix is no longer required before a command (commands also must be typed in the CLI, not chat). Because of major changes between versions, this wiki may be outdated and features may be missing, renamed, or implemented differently.

FAQ

Q: How do I install ForgeHax?

• Download Minecraft Forge and put the ForgeHax jar into .minecraft/mods

Q: How do I use commands?

In ForgeHax 2.x versions...

• You use commands by typing . chat.
• Example: .help in chat will print a list of all mods in ForgeHax.
• If other mods already use the . prefix, change it to something else.

In ForgeHax 3.x versions...

• Press right shift (default bind to the Command Line Interface) The CLI can be opened in almost every window (title screen, game, etc).
• Type help. Unlike ForgeHax 2.x versions, 3.x does not require any prefix.
• If you want to change the key the CLI is bound to. Go to Minecraft -> Settings -> Controls and look for GUI under ForgeHax

Q: How do I enter an argument that contains spaces?

• Use quotes.
• Example: .chatbot spam add spam "This will be treated as one argument"

Q: How do I see a list of mods?

• Type .mods <search> in chat. The search argument is optional.

Q: How do I toggle a mod?

• Type .<mod name> enabled 1 to enable, and .<mod name> enabled 0 to disable.
• Example: .step enabled 1 will enable step hack.

Q: How do I see a list of commands for a mod?

• Type .<mod name> and it should show a list of settings (if any), their current value, and their description.
• Example: .step

Q: How do I see a list of options for a command?

• After the command add -? or --help. Almost every command should have help text for its options by default.
• Example: .step -? or .step --help or .step enabled -? etc

Q: How do I open the GUI?

• The default key is Right Shift (configurable in-game settings). Note that GUI is currently missing from FH for 1.15

Q: Why Only in OpenJDK/Java 8 to 11?

• If Forgehax is higher than OpenJDK/Java 11 it fails to load in the Forge Mod Loader (FML) and the same happens when it's lower than OpenJDK/Java 8,

^This is related to an issue called "Forgehax crashes upon startup in 1.16.5"/#392.