the client that looks as good as it plays. a glass menu, a hud you drag anywhere, a skin and cape changer, and it updates itself every time you launch.

this is a live copy of the hud and the menu. press keys, click, drag things around, switch modules on and off and change the color. it is the real layout.
every picture here is a screenshot straight from the client.
everything is a module. the first launch starts with all of it off and walks you through picking what you want.
press right shift. modules, settings and profiles in one clean screen with search, and share your setup with a code.
fps, ping, cps, coordinates, keystrokes, armor, potions, totems, spotify and more. place everything in the hud editor.
pick a png or copy any player, see it on a 3d model, wear any cape you own and see it on his back.
crystal and anchor optimizers, no place and swap delay, hit color, hit glow, kill effects, zoom and more.
glass inventory and chat, a custom aurora sky, a scoreboard you can restyle and fps boost presets for weak pcs.
a tiny loader grabs the newest Azure on every start, checks it, and runs the last good version if a new one ever crashes.
you install one small file once. after that you never download Azure again.
the loader wakes up before the game opens.
it looks for the newest Azure.
the file is saved, and works offline next time.
with the newest Azure. a crash on startup rolls back by itself.
works with the modrinth app, prism and the normal launcher.
fabric loader 0.16 or newer.
modsfabric api and azure-loader.jar.
press right shift to open the menu.
all the source is public on github, and you can read every line before you run it.
no. the loader always loads the newest version when the game starts. you can turn it off in the Azure settings.
the loader skips a version that crashed on startup for a few hours and runs the previous one.
minecraft 1.21.11 with fabric loader 0.16 or newer.
a random id, your account name and the Azure version, only to count players who are online. you can turn it off in settings under privacy.