Misc
Anti Alias
Changes the device platform and identifiers your game reports on connect.
Every time Minecraft connects to a server it sends identifying information about your device. Anti Alias replaces those values with fresh ones, so a server does not see the same identifiers each time.
Device selects the reported platform, including Windows, Xbox, PlayStation, Nintendo Switch, Android, and iOS. It defaults to Windows (Win32). Enable Anti Alias and reconnect to apply a selection; it changes the login DeviceOS field, not authenticated account or platform claims.
With Spoof Device ID enabled, the new ID follows the selected platform: lowercase hex for Windows and Android, uppercase hex for iOS, a UUID for PlayStation, and Base64-encoded 32-byte data for Xbox. Other devices use the lowercase-hex fallback from gophertunnel. Turning this option off preserves the original ID.
The four identifier options can be changed independently of Device. Device Model replaces the hardware name with a random string of up to eight characters.
Interactive Client menu preview. Game status is illustrative. Settings and profiles stay in this preview and do not change your account.
Settings
What Anti Alias does. Every value below is where the module starts before you change anything.
Device
Windows
Windows · Xbox · PlayStation · Nintendo Switch · Android · iOS · Fire OS · macOS · Linux
Choose the device platform reported when connecting. Defaults to Windows (Win32). Changes take effect on your next connection while Anti Alias is enabled; authenticated platform claims are unchanged.
Spoof Device ID
On
Send a fresh device identifier each time you connect, matching Device: lowercase hex for Windows/Android, uppercase hex for iOS, a UUID for PlayStation, and Base64 for Xbox. Other devices use lowercase hex.
Spoof Client Random ID
On
Send a fresh random identifier each time you connect.
Spoof Self Signed ID
On
Send a fresh account identifier each time you connect.
Spoof Device Model
On
Replace your hardware name with a random string of up to eight characters.
Conditions
When Anti Alias is allowed to act. Keybind and Enabled are on every module in the Client.
Keybind
None
A key that toggles this module while playing. Shortcuts are suppressed while the external editor has focus or another screen captures input. Click GUI defaults to Right Shift; other modules start unbound (None).
Enabled
Off
Whether the module is running. Anti Bot and Anti Reach Display start on; other modules start off. Click GUI's open state is not saved, so the editor starts closed each launch.