Settings

App-level options that control how Akira JNI looks, sounds, and behaves globally.

These options apply to Akira JNI as a whole — not to individual features. Set them once and they stay in place across sessions.

Destruct, Hide, Stream Proof, and Discord RPC live on this page in the client but are documented on the Miscellaneous page alongside the rest of the safety and utility modules.

Interface

Interface scale, from 50% to 200% (default 100%), scales the entire Akira interface up or down. Go lower on small monitors, higher on high-DPI displays. Animation speed, from 0.1× to 2.0× (default 1.0×), controls how quickly menus, panels, and toggle animations play.

Customize color (off by default) replaces the default theme accent with a custom color across the whole interface; when enabled, a color picker appears below it (default #7570FF), applied to highlights, active states, and progress rings immediately. Customize Icon color works the same way for icon color throughout the interface — also off by default, also #7570FF.

Show Hints (on by default) shows a tooltip after you hover a feature for roughly three seconds — turn it off once you know your way around. Show Risky Indicators (on by default) places a warning marker on any toggle likely to trigger server-side anti-cheat or that looks obviously unlegit, useful as a quick risk guide while building a setup.

Background Brightness, Text Brightness, and Widget Brightness each range from 0.5× to 1.5× (default 1.0×) and independently control the brightness of window/panel backgrounds, text labels, and interactive widgets (sliders, checkboxes, dropdowns) respectively.

Sound

Toggle Sounds (on by default) plays a short audio cue whenever you turn a feature on or off — useful as quick confirmation that your keybind registered. Toggle Volume sets how loud that cue is, from 0.0× to 2.0× (default 1.0×). Indicator Volume sets the volume of HUD and indicator audio cues separately, over the same 0.0×–2.0× range (default 1.0×).

Preview

ESP Preview Window (on by default) opens a small floating window where you can see how your ESP settings look on a rendered player without entering a game — changes reflect in real time as you adjust sliders and colors. Show Local Player (off by default) includes your own player in that preview. Show Player Model (on by default) toggles the rendered player model inside the preview; turn it off if you only care about the box or skeleton overlays. Preview Skin lets you type a Minecraft username to display that player's skin in the preview instead — leave it empty to use your own in-game skin.

Global Rainbow

Global Rainbow applies an animated color cycle to every color-enabled setting that has rainbow mode active. These controls govern the behavior of that cycle across the whole interface.

Rainbow Mode (default Sync) controls how the cycle is distributed: Sync keeps all rainbow-enabled elements on the same hue at the same time; Wave shifts hue per element in list order for a cascading wave; Gradient spans the full hue wheel top-to-bottom across all elements. Rainbow Saturation and Rainbow Brightness each range from 0.0 to 1.0 (default 1.0) — higher saturation produces richer, punchier hues while lower moves toward pastel or grayscale, and higher brightness produces brighter colors while lower darkens toward black. Rainbow Speed, from 1 to 100 (default 20), sets how fast the cycle moves through hues. Rainbow Wave Step, from 0.01 to 0.20 (default 0.05), only applies in Wave mode and controls the hue offset in degrees between each consecutive element — a larger step spreads colors across fewer elements, a smaller step creates a tighter, more uniform shift.

Color Themes

Akira JNI ships a collection of built-in color themes. Clicking a theme card applies it instantly — no restart needed. Themes that include a full visual preset (ESP colors, HUD styling, and more) show a consent prompt so you can choose between applying the full preset or just the color changes.

If you apply a preset and change your mind, a Revert last apply button appears while your previous settings are still buffered.