Quick start

You have installed Citron and signed in. Here is how to get it running in game.

1. Start Minecraft and wait for the title screen. Keep Citron open; minimising it is fine.

2. Let Citron inject. Auto Inject is on by default, so Citron loads its in-game part, Citron Internal, as soon as Minecraft is running. A notification in the corner of the game confirms it. To check or inject by hand, open Settings in Citron and look at the Citron Internal row. See Injecting.

3. Join a world or a server.

4. Open the Click GUI with Right Shift. Left-click a module to turn it on, right-click it to see its settings. Press Right Shift or Esc to close it. See Click GUI.

5. Bind your favourite modules to keys so you can switch them mid-fight. In the panel, click a module’s NONE chip and press a key. See Keybinds.

6. Tune the settings. Every change is saved to your config automatically. Each module’s page in these docs explains its settings.

Already on

On a fresh install, Reach and the left side of the Auto Clicker start switched on. Turn them off in the Combat category if you do not want them.

Next steps

• Arrange your HUD. Turn on the readouts you want (FPS, CPS, keystrokes and more, in Legit), then drag them into place with the HUD Editor.
• Protect your friends. Add teammates to the Friend List, or turn on Teams, so combat modules leave them alone.
• Recording or streaming? Turn on Stream Hide so Citron stays out of your captures.
• Save setups for different servers with Configs.
• Browse every module on the Modules page.