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G1axScroll

by tech.anupam

G1axScroll is a Fabric client mod that turns the mouse scroll wheel into rapid left clicks for players who want fast clicking without a gaming mouse.

FabricClient-side onlyMIT LicenseOpen source1.21 – 1.21.11

What it does

Each scroll notch sends roughly 15 to 20 left clicks while the player holds a weapon, which gives a steady click rate of about 20 CPS from an ordinary office mouse. The effect is limited to swords, axes and maces, and it works with wooden, stone, iron, gold, diamond and netherite materials.

Drag clicking and jitter clicking are hard to sustain on budget mice, and the mod removes that hardware limit by converting scroll input instead. It is aimed at combat use, where consistent clicking matters more than precise aiming, and it needs no extra hardware or settings to start.

G1axScroll runs on the client alone, so servers do not need it and players join without installing it. It is published for Fabric only, across 12 game versions, with 1.0.0 for 1.21.11 as the latest file. The code is MIT licensed and open source, and the source code, issue tracker and wiki are public.

Key features

  1. Scroll-to-click conversion

    Scrolling the wheel while holding a weapon sends a burst of left clicks in place of a single scroll step.

  2. Weapon-limited activation

    The rapid clicking applies only to swords, axes and maces, so other items keep normal scrolling behaviour.

  3. Material support

    Wooden, stone, iron, gold, diamond and netherite weapons all trigger the effect.

Compatibility

Latest build for each game version and loader.

1.21.x12 of 12 versions with builds
1.21.111.0.0
1.21.101.0.0
1.21.91.0.0
1.21.81.0.0
1.21.71.0.0
1.21.61.0.0
1.21.51.0.0
1.21.41.0.0
1.21.31.0.0
1.21.21.0.0
1.21.11.0.0
1.211.0.0
ReleaseBetaAlphaNot available

Only full game releases are shown. This mod publishes no snapshot builds.

Use cases

Combat practice

Players who want consistent rapid clicks in PvP fights without buying an expensive gaming mouse.

Clicking without strain

Players who want steady clicking rates without the physical effort of drag or jitter clicking.

Who it’s for: Players with office or budget mice who want rapid clicking in combat. The mod suits anyone who prefers a scroll-based input over dedicated gaming hardware.

How it compares

Full comparison

Right Click CPS is a Fabric client mod for 1.21 – 1.21.11 under All rights reserved, and its code is not open source. Raw Input Buffer is a Fabric client mod for 1.21 – 26.3 under the MIT License, so its code is open source. Node's CPS Counter is a Fabric client mod for 1.21.11 under the MIT License and is open source. G1axScroll differs from all three by producing clicks from scrolling rather than counting or buffering existing clicks.

ModLoadersGame versionsEnvironmentUpdated
G1axScrollFabric1.21 – 1.21.11Client-side only2026-03-07
Right Click CPSFabric1.21 – 1.21.11Client-side only2026-05-11
Raw Input BufferFabric1.21 – 26.3Client-side only2026-10-14
Node's CPS CounterFabric1.21.11Client-side only2026-06-22

Questions

Does G1axScroll need Fabric API?

No required dependency is listed for Fabric.

Does G1axScroll have to be installed on the server?

No. The mod is client-side only, so only the player's client needs it and servers run without it.

Which Minecraft versions does G1axScroll support?

Files exist for 12 game versions, and the latest file is 1.0.0 for 1.21.11.

In the catalog

G1axScroll is one of 8,499 Technology mods on ModsFinder, and one of 4,201 Technology mods for Fabric. 19,862 mods support Minecraft 1.21.11.

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What the author says

A lightweight Minecraft client-side mod that converts mouse scroll input into rapid clicks - perfect for players with office mice or budget gaming mice who want to achieve drag clicking or jitter clicking effects without hardware limitations. Designed for players who: - Use office/standard mice without dedicated…
tech.anupam, on the Modrinth page

Official listing

Owner
tech.anupam
Published
2026-03-07
Updated on Modrinth
2026-03-07
Facts verified
2026-10-15

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