Settings
Tailor Akira Clicker's interface, sounds, and behavior to your preferences.
These options control how Akira Clicker looks and behaves as an app — the interface, sounds, and a few behavioral toggles. None of them affect your clicking; they're about making the tool work the way you want it to.
Interface
Accented Color — the accent color used throughout the interface (default red). Pick whatever suits your setup.
Notify Design — the style of the popups that appear when features are toggled or events occur: Circle (a round indicator, the default) or Line (a thin line indicator).
Function Toggle Sounds — plays a sound when you turn a feature on or off (on by default). Turn it off if you'd rather not hear audio cues.
Enable ToolTips — fades the interface out slightly when you're not hovering over it, keeping it out of the way (on by default); hover the window to bring it back to full opacity.
Bedrock Mode — tweaks how clicks are handled to better suit Minecraft: Bedrock Edition (off by default). Leave it off for Java Edition.
Use Precise Sleep — uses a higher-precision timer for click scheduling, giving more accurate CPS on most systems (on by default). If you notice hit-registration issues, try turning it off.
Disable MouseHook — stops all mouse-based features, including Smart Mode, Double Clicker, standalone BlockHit, and ClickRecorder (off by default). Use it if another application is conflicting with Akira's mouse handling.
Rebind Clicks
Off by default. When on, you can pick which physical mouse buttons Akira treats as your attack and use actions — handy for a non-standard mouse layout. Two controls appear once it's on: Attack Button sets the physical button mapped to your attack action (default Left Mouse), and Use Button sets the one mapped to your use action (default Right Mouse).
Other
Hide — removes Akira Clicker from the Windows taskbar so it doesn't appear while you're playing (off by default). Use the Hide Keybind to bring it back.
Hide Keybind — a key or button combination that toggles the app's visibility (none by default), particularly useful when Hide is on.
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