Auto Rod
Automatically throws a fishing rod at enemies to slow them, then switches back to your weapon — all without manual hotbar management.
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Automatically throws a fishing rod at enemies to slow them, then switches back to your weapon — all without manual hotbar management.
The Auto Rod module handles the fishing-rod throw sequence for you: it swaps to a rod, throws it at a nearby enemy, retracts it, and returns to your weapon. In Automatic mode a smart combat engine decides the optimal moment to rod based on target movement and distance.
What initiates a rod sequence. Bind (the default) fires the sequence once each time you press the keybind. Toggle turns auto-rodding on or off, firing sequences automatically while it is on. Automatic hands the decision to Akira's Smart PvP engine, which rods based on target sprint state, distance, invulnerability frames, and movement direction.
How long to wait after the throw before the rod is reeled in, from 50 to 500 ms (default 150 ms). Shorter values reel in faster.
The pause between each step of the sequence — slot switch, right-click, slot switch back — from 10 to 200 ms (default 50 ms). Shorter values complete the sequence faster.
Applies a ±30% random offset to both Retract Speed and Action Delay on each sequence, producing a more natural rhythm. On by default.
After completing the rod sequence, Akira switches to the first weapon slot it finds in your hotbar rather than returning to whichever slot you were on before the throw. On by default.
If no fishing rod is found in your hotbar, Akira uses a snowball or egg instead to apply a knockback effect. Off by default.
Only used in Automatic mode: Akira considers an enemy a valid rod target only when they sit within this block range, from 1.0 to 10.0 blocks (default 3.0 - 6.0).
The minimum time between rod sequences, from 500 to 5000 ms (default 1500 ms). This prevents rapid repeat throws that look like spam.
Extra requirements that limit when Auto Rod fires. With nothing checked, it fires in any state.
Weapon Only — only while holding a weapon
Clicking Only — only while actively clicking
Standing, Sneaking, Walking, Sprinting — restrict to a movement state
On Ground / Air — restrict to grounded or airborne
Eating — only while eating
In Liquid — only while in water or lava
Turns Auto Rod off automatically when any selected event happens: On Death, On World Switch, On Server Leave, On Teleport, or On LagBack.
Recommended: Automatic mode is the most hands-free option. The Smart PvP engine accounts for target sprint state, distance, and invulnerability timing, so it rods at moments where it is likely to connect and slow the target effectively.
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