Molly is a Fabric 26.2 client mod built with JDK 26. Its Mixin bytecode target remains Java 25 because the Fabric-bundled Mixin runtime currently exposes compatibility levels only through JAVA_25.
- ESP, 14-block Reach, Freecam, X-Ray, Full Bright, adjustable Flight, Speed Suite, Scaffold, Blink, Anti Fall and Anti Knockback. ESP outlines only other players while also marking loaded chests, trapped chests, ender chests and shulker boxes through terrain.
- Reach uses Minecraft 26.2's actual server-side hitbox ranges to send one bounded approach packet, the mining/placement/use/interaction/attack packet, and one immediate return packet. Its approach remains at the real player's feet height whenever possible, avoiding ground-collision corrections. Both mining START and STOP use complete transactions. Reach never moves the local player or camera and no longer holds ordinary movement packets.
- Right Shift opens the Molly menu. Every module has a standard Minecraft key mapping and can be rebound from the menu or Minecraft Controls.
- Minus and equals decrease/increase the shared Flight and Freecam speed; both controls can be rebound in Minecraft Controls.
- Freecam overrides only the rendered camera transform. Movement and look input are diverted to that camera, the real local player model remains at its true position, and normal player physics and networking continue without fake entities or frozen movement packets.
- Anti Fall sends periodic grounded status packets while falling. Anti Knockback ignores server velocity packets and explosion impulse. Both are server-dependent mitigations rather than invulnerability and can be rejected or corrected by a server or anti-cheat.
/molly tp <x> <y> <z>freezes both the local player and camera at their starting position while it builds a segmented movement-packet path. A small action-bar progress indicator shows the queue status. Once the final segment is queued, Blink releases automatically and the local player/camera snap to the destination. Coordinates accept absolute values and Minecraft-style relative values such as~,~5, and~-2.5. A multiplayer server remains authoritative and may reject or correct the attempted move.
Chat commands: /molly help, /molly menu, /molly list, /molly toggle <module>, /molly on <module>, /molly off <module>, and /molly tp <x> <y> <z>.
For setup instructions, please see the Fabric Documentation page related to the IDE that you are using.
This project is available under the CC0 license.