[TACZ]Gun Tracker Mod

You may NOT use this mod in some public server! If this mod leads to your account being banned by the server, we will not be held responsible. Use it with caution!

This is an unofficial addon and has no connection to the official TACZ project.

CrispyWafer Gun Tracker Mod is a lightweight, client‑side utility for Minecraft 1. 20. 1 (Forge) that enhances your aiming precision by automatically tracking the heads of other players and hostile mobs. It is specifically designed for first‑person shooter experiences, gun mods (like Vic’s Modern Warfare, MrCrayfish’s Gun Mod, or Techguns), PvP scenarios, or any situation where fast and accurate target acquisition matters.

Because the mod runs entirely on the client, it does not require installation on the server. You can use it on any multiplayer server (even vanilla or Paper) without the server owner’s intervention – though we always recommend respecting server rules.

Key Features 1. Dual Aim Modes The mod offers two complementary aiming modes, each bound to a different key.

Mode Key Binding Behaviour Continuous Aim Left Alt (toggle) Once activated, your crosshair will smoothly follow the head of the nearest valid target (players first, then any hostile mob). The tracking speed is fully adjustable. Tap Left Alt again to deactivate. Flick Aim Mouse Button 5 (hold) While held, the camera instantly snaps to the target’s head and stays locked. As soon as you release the button, the camera returns to its original position – optionally with a configurable return speed. Perfect for quick “flick shots”. Both modes can be used independently. The continuous mode is ideal for sustained firefights, while the flick mode gives you a “panic button” for those sudden close encounters.

2. Smart Target Prioritisation The mod intelligently chooses the best target in your field of view (up to 64 blocks radius):

Players are always preferred over mobs (but the mod does not attack allies; it only moves your crosshair).

If multiple players are present, the closest one is selected.

If no player is found, the mod picks the nearest hostile mob – this includes zombies, skeletons, creepers, spiders, endermen, vindicators, and any other entity that implements the Monster interface (which covers the vast majority of attack‑ready creatures from both vanilla and most mods).

Dropped items, passive animals, villagers, and armour stands are completely ignored.

3. Fully Configurable Speed & Smoothness Every aspect of the aiming movement can be tuned in the in‑game configuration screen (accessible via the Mods menu). No file editing required, and changes take effect immediately.

Setting Range Description Continuous Aim Speed 0. 0 – 1. 0 How fast the crosshair follows the target in toggle mode. Lower values = smoother/slower, higher values = more responsive. Flick Speed 0. 0 – 1. 0 How quickly the camera snaps to the target when holding the flick key. At 1. 0 it is instantaneous. Return Speed 0. 0 – 1. 0 How fast the camera returns to the original view after releasing the flick key. Use a lower value for a graceful reset or 1. 0 for an instant jump back. Smooth Sub‑steps 2 – 8 Each game tick, the required rotation is divided into this many micro‑steps. Higher values produce butter‑smooth tracking and eliminate almost all visible jitter, especially while you are moving or shooting. The default of 4 offers a great balance between smoothness and performance. 4. No Jitter, No Over‑correction Unlike many basic “aim assist” mods that simply overwrite your view angle once per frame, this mod implements sub‑step interpolation and optional dead‑zone logic (removed by default for maximum responsiveness, but can be reintroduced via the source code). The result is a tracking behaviour that feels natural, never robotic, and does not conflict with your own mouse movements.

5. Client‑Only & Lightweight The mod runs entirely on the client side and sends no extra network packets. It does not modify any server‑side logic, so it is compatible with all server types (Spigot, Paper, Forge servers, vanilla, Realms, etc.). The performance impact is negligible – even on older hardware you will not notice any frame drop.

How to Use Installation

Make sure you have Forge 1. 20. 1 installed.

Drop the mod .jar file into your .minecraft/mods folder.

Launch the game.

Key Bindings

Open the Options → Controls screen and scroll down to the CrispyWafer Gun Tracker Mod category.

Rebind the two keys to your preference. The defaults are:

Toggle Continuous Aim: Left Alt

Hold Flick Aim: Mouse Button 5

Configuration

From the main menu, click Mods → find CrispyWafer Gun Tracker Mod → click the Config button.

Adjust the sliders to your liking. Changes are applied instantly, so you can test in a world while keeping the config screen open.

Press Left Alt once – your crosshair will start following the nearest player or monster. Press again to stop.

Hold Mouse Button 5 – the camera instantly snaps to the target. Release to retur